The genocides and Congo and Sudan have are overlooked in coverage for decades because of global anti blackness.
Her using her platform amplifying Black children’s as a “see but when we are centered” is doing more harm to the Palestinian cause than good.
A pretty significant scandal is unfolding right now involving Shogakukan, one of the biggest manga publishers in Japan.
CW: child abuse, grooming, extreme descriptions of abuse below.
Mangaka Shoichi Yamamoto, known for Daten Sakusen, was also a teacher at an art high school. In April 2016 he used his manga as a pretext to approach a 15 year old student, claiming he would teach her about the industry.
The abuse he subjected her to included forcing her to consume feces or smearing it on her face as punishment, writing degrading phrases like "Slave," "Pet," and "Teacher's Property" on her body in permanent marker and photographing it, forcing her to strip naked in public or wear toys in public spaces, and coercing her into sending him nude and obscene images via her phone.
The abuse continued even after she graduated in March 2019, with him continuing to demand images from her. She has stated it resulted in her developing severe PTSD and Dissociative Identity Disorder.
When Yamamoto was arrested, MangaONE quietly cancelled Daten Sakusen with virtually no public explanation. Then in 2021, an editor allegedly entered a group chat with Yamamoto and the victim and pushed for a ¥1.5 million (roughly $9,600 USD) settlement to bury the situation. But what's worse, in 2022 that same editor brought Yamamoto back under the pen name Hajime Ichiro to write Joujin Kamen, effectively shielding him from accountability and giving him a platform to continue his career as if nothing had happened.
Disturbingly, illustrator Eri Tsuruyoshi, who was paired with Yamamoto to work on the series, was reportedly never told who she was actually working with and was misled about his identity and history.
On February 20 2026, the Sapporo District Court ordered Yamamoto to pay ¥11 million (roughly $73,000 USD) in damages to the victim.
On February 27 2026, MangaONE finally made a public statement. They announced the suspension of all distribution of Yamamoto's work and halted shipments of his printed volumes. They acknowledged he should not have been rehired and issued apologies to the victim, readers, and Eri Tsuruyoshi. Shogakukan is attributing it to failures in their vetting and hiring process and claims there was no organizational intent behind the settlement involvement, stating the editor only joined the chat to advise both parties to seek legal counsel. They have also announced an internal investigation into the matter (meaning they will largely be investigating themselves)
In response, several prominent mangaka have publicly condemned Shogakukan's/Manga One's actions, particularly regarding an editor who reportedly covered up for Kazuaki Kurita. Eno Sumi (After God), Kamome Shirahama (Witch Hat Atelier), and ONE (One Punch Man, Mob Psycho 100) have all spoken out and some announced they are pulling their work from the MangaONE app.
Rolling Stone lists the 20 Best Movies of 2025
20. Weapons
19. Frankenstein
18. Caught by the Tides
17. The Phoenician Scheme
16. On Becoming a Guinea Fowl
15. Orwell: 2+2=5
14. Best Wishes for All
13. Universal Language
12. Eddington
11. Peter Hujar’s Day
10. Sentimental Value
9. Marty Supreme
8. Sorry, Baby
7. No Other Choice
6. It Was Just an Accident
5. Nouvelle Vague
4. Train Dreams
3. Black Bag
2. Hamnet
1. One Battle After Another
(Source: https://t.co/JXGXCuMbkx)
inquisitor when you ask them who drank from the well of sorrows (their memories have been wiped out) (morrigan doesn't know either) (morrigan also doesn't know if she has a child)
bw devs: we actually built a mechanic into the game where a spring-loaded boxing glove flies out of the screen & punches you in the face haha :)
normal da fans: bad feature
weird da fans: GROW UP kiddies!!! it's THEIR game NOT YOURS!!! i for one CANNOT WAIT to be punched!!!! 🥰💞