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Hi Patroni macaronis I want to apologize for slacking off on posting lately. We are on our way to London right now because TEOTFW was nominated for a BAFTA and we were invited! It's very surreal. We are getting very fancy. I spend 89% of my life in sweatpants and flannel shirts so this is going to be a very surreal experience! I'll to try to keep my cool around all the famous people, but it's possible I'll lose it around the cast of Line of Duty, because we just finished watching seasons 3 and 4 and it was SO GOOD. Anywho, you can watch the Baftas red carpet live on Sunday I think, if you want to try to see us. Here's the last installment of the series about Detroit that Anne Elizabeth Moore and I have been working on for a year and a half. I am going out there for 2 weeks this summer, where we will be doing workshops and talks, and we will work on putting it all together in a book. I always learn a lot drawing these, but the part about Henry Ford's racist square dancing agenda was new to me, and horrifying. I also feel like I really understand what redlining is now. Thanks, love ya'll M

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Drawing Boundaries: Histories of Segregation and Profit-Making in Detroit

With "Drawing Boundaries: Histories of Segregation and Profit-Making in Detroit," our in-depth graphic report on water, housing, and land in and around Detroit comes to a close. It's been a fascinating, year-and-a-half-long process, tracking how denial of access to clean drinking water in Detroit and Flint contributes directly to blight and the foreclosure crisis in the area.

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Melissa Mendes

I think spring 2019 but I'm not sure! I'll be sure to get you a copy 😉

Keara Stewart

This is where are comics are just perfect for educating people. Thanks for sharing this. Love your use of colour, too.