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Fit for independent reading? @ Large, a Hip-Hop Manga by Ahmed Hoke
What happens when satire and social commentary fail to internalize in the audience the way the author likely hoped for? For example, what happened when less critical viewers misinterpreted skits on Chappelle’s Show on Comedy Central? What about MTV’s Beavis … Continue reading
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