…and that’s it. I don’t know if these are good comics or not. I don’t know if I properly addressed the concerns I have or if I’ve just come off as lionizing myself. I’m collecting the first three comics behind this cut, if you’ve missed them or if you’re interested in readin’ them without scrolling back a week or so.
I’m not posting any teacher comics this week. I don’t have any saved up and I don’t want to crank out garbage comics… or at least, more garbage-y than usual.
I should modify that first panel to say “Most kids that I observe aren’t trying to be hurtful.”
Part 4 will likely be posted on Friday, due to the Thanksgiving holiday.
Hey, I’ve got to pass my hat around again: With only 19 days and $82 dollars to go, please consider donating to this DonorsChoose project. I’m trying to get a bunch of scary books for my classroom. A couple of dollars here or there really makes a difference.
The “It Gets Better” project can be found here. I’ve been mulling it a lot lately, being that I work with a few of the young people for whom this cool project should reach. I decided I want to address one of the root problems that make LGBT teens life so hellish in high school. I have no idea if what I have to say will be at all valuable, but I like how the comics turned out and I’m excited to share them.
I’d be lying if I didn’t mention taking a little inspiration from cartoonist Lucy Knisley’s lovely “It Gets Better” comic strip, which is well-worth checking out.
