We're Talking Mine! The Comic Anthology Supporting Planned Parenthood

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Mine! is a comic collection that celebrates the amazing work of Planned Parenthood and personal empowerment. It includes stories about healthcare, personal experiences and empowerment, done in genres as historical, dramas, science fiction, fantasy, superhero, and satirical stories. Joining Graphic Policy Radio are Molly Jackson and Joseph Corallo to talk about this Kickstater project, one you should be backing! Mine! features an impressive roster of creative talent of over 100 creators and you have until September 15th to back it. Help them create this book of empowerment that's raw, heart-felt and visually stunning.

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