Abstract:Comics scholarship has a problem with representation that could be addressed if it paid greater attention to whose voices are amplified and when. This commentary is a call to attend to diversity in our discipline and for an end to the all-white, all-male comics conference, without resorting to "tokenism" as the solution.
“…Indeed, as Brenna Clarke Gray stated it clearly in the 6th volume of this journal, "comics scholarship has a problem with representation that could be addressed if it paid greater attention to whose voices are amplified and when" (Gray 2016). We take this seriously.…”
“…Indeed, as Brenna Clarke Gray stated it clearly in the 6th volume of this journal, "comics scholarship has a problem with representation that could be addressed if it paid greater attention to whose voices are amplified and when" (Gray 2016). We take this seriously.…”
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