@eileen3211 @GSLIS_youth Thanks Eileen! I was originally going to do a page from This One Summer, but I never read Black Hole before this class and it left quite a impression on me. It was a little out there for me after the first reading, but it grow on me.
@shericew8780 @GSLIS_youth Burns does a lot of his work in b&w and it adds this eerie feeling to it. I googled some of his other work during the analysis and it gave me Junji Ito vibes (a Japanese horror artist). If you can, look up Ito's work, I see a lot of similarities between them.
A new survey finds 59 percent of U.S. teachers have worked a second job to make ends meet. And more than 8 in 10 have bought school supplies with their own money. https://t.co/srA2jmS5UL
@GSLIS_youth @hal_schrieve @ReadingRuKaye @APaganLIS2017 @KristinaMFeeney @shericew8780 While I'm not saying that these themes cannot be talked about, the stuff in Cardcaptor was almost romanticized of being the ideal relationship instead of showing why a relationship between a 4th grader and her teacher is beyond messed up.
@GSLIS_youth @hal_schrieve @ReadingRuKaye @APaganLIS2017 @KristinaMFeeney @shericew8780 And the teacher is a full grown adult. There is even a scene towards the end of the series where the student and teacher go on a public picnic date. I question in what world would any find that acceptable? Based on the manga I read as a kid, a lot of adult themes were normalized.
@GSLIS_youth @hal_schrieve @ReadingRuKaye @APaganLIS2017 @KristinaMFeeney @shericew8780 However, as I got older and began rereading manga series from my younger years, I noticed things that younger me kind of glossed over. One example is that one of Sakura's classmates is dating their homeroom teacher. The classmate is in either the 4 or 5 grade.
@GSLIS_youth @hal_schrieve @ReadingRuKaye @APaganLIS2017 @KristinaMFeeney @shericew8780 Hey everyone! Sorry for responding late. My take on Cardcaptor at the time when I was reading it as a young teen was that it showed that teenage girls could be more then one-dimensional. We could be strong, caring, hesitant but brave all at the same time.
@shericew8780 @GSLIS_youth @wordpressdotcom 100% agree. When it comes for to decide next year's budget for libraries, the community wants to see the numbers and if they are getting their money's worth and if people are actually going and using the library.
@eileen3211 @GSLIS_youth I think as a librarian, we should respect patrons' right to read. I feel if we try to change someone's beliefs or biases. they will be resistant. If they themselves would like to explore different opinions, then we should step up.
@morganlefay777 @GSLIS_youth That's the same reason I sometimes prefer web comics over printed comics. With printed comics, they come out at a slower pace and may not have time to make social commentary right after events happen.