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Yao

Yao lays against an oversized plant that's as big as city buildings, above them is a word bubble that reads: "Come home to me. I am here."

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Baopu #83: I Am of This World

Instead of seeing Asian American, queer, immigrant women as “in-between” cultures, we are in fact witness to a world far more connected.

Yao Xiao —

Mar 27, 2021

foolish child

Saturday Morning Cartoons

A drawing of Dickens in a green polo shirt against a pink background. Dickens is explaining to their friend, "I figured since my treadmill we be delivered soon, I might as well start learning some smoothie recipes to get my energy up"

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Foolish Child #92: Blender

I heard buzzing. Are you two swapping “personal massage” war stories again?

Dickens —

Mar 24, 2021

Reine

Saturday Morning Cartoons

In a hand drawn comic in pastel colors the title says "Aries Season" crossed out to read "Lockdown Round 2." Underneath a femme Aries is caught staring at themselves during a zoom call, while a masc Aries bores their friend by talking about how much they've been working out.

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Reine #19: Springtime Lockdown Round 2

Have you given your fire sign enough attention lately?

Ren Strapp —

Mar 20, 2021

Grease Bats by Archie Bongiovanni

Saturday Morning Cartoons

"So after I edit my thesis, I'm finally going to read that research paper on gender and then I think I'll do my dishes." The friend asks, "Damn Taylor, do you do ANYTHING for fun?"

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Grease Bats: Get A Hobby

“I haven’t relaxed since 2019. I’ve given up.”

Archie —

Mar 6, 2021

foolish child

Saturday Morning Cartoons

In a two panel comic with a pink background, Dickens is working at a computer. Their friend comes up to them and says "Do you know your child is evil?" Dickens feigns surprise.

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Foolish Child #91: Your Child IS Evil

“He pretended he didn’t know that you were gay — for laughs!”

Dickens —

Feb 25, 2021

Reine

Saturday Morning Cartoons

A hand drawn image of three plants in pastel colors. They are attached with the following descriptions: Ficus — very cool leather dyke, extremely giving. Carnivorous — crafty/DIY dyke, kinda goth, excellent skincare Fake — Top energy, buys lots of books, doesn’t read them.

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Reine #18: What House Plant Are You?

Tag yourself.

Ren Strapp —

Feb 20, 2021

black history month

foolish child

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Foolish Child #90: It’s Black History Month, I’m on Break

Are you asking me if I want to work more than just my regular work days? In Black History Month!?!

Dickens —

Feb 10, 2021

Grease Bats by Archie Bongiovanni

Saturday Morning Cartoons

In a black and white hand drawn comic, Scout tells Ari that in 2021 they are going to focus on self-improvement... first and foremost, improving those SEXTING SKILLS!!!

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Grease Bats: Sexting

“I’m sorry, is this a sext or a love poem to the moon?”

Archie —

Feb 6, 2021

Saturday Morning Cartoons

Yao

Bapou lays down on the grass and daydreams having a restful Aquarius season that includes yoga and planting new things to grow.

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Baopu #82: An Aquarian Meditation

Visualizing a meditation for the month of Aquarius, Baopu channels creative energy in her own way.

Yao Xiao —

Jan 30, 2021

foolish child

Saturday Morning Cartoons

A small brown child sits on the couch with their aunt. The child is in a turquoise shirt and the aunt is in a green hoodie with a ponytail. She asks the child, "What do kids DO these days?"

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Foolish Child #89: Child’s Play

“What is Gay/Straight Alliance?”

Dickens —

Jan 28, 2021

Grease Bats by Archie Bongiovanni

Saturday Morning Cartoons

In a two panel hand drawn black-and-white comic, Scout is up at three in the morning furiously scrolling through Twitter because they cannot stop — even though they know it is bad for them.

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Grease Bats: Doom Scrolling

“I physically don’t know if I can stop!”

Archie —

Jan 9, 2021

Saturday Morning Cartoons

Yao

A variety people of different races, gender, and ages all wear facemarks in this soft watercolor.

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Baopu #81: The Ache Has No Name

However distant and isolated we feel, we remind each other to remember to breathe.

Yao Xiao —

Jan 2, 2021

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Reine #71: Fond Memories

Baopu #132: How To Look at This World

Reine #70: Take Your Coat

Baopu #131: What Are You Looking For?

Reine #69: Paid Attention

Baopu #130: Flying Past Local Stops

Reine #68: Scholarly Debate

Why I Started Making an Annual Queer Yearbook

Baopu #129: An Impressive Routine

Reine #67: Handy Masc

Reine #71: Fond Memories

Baopu #132: How To Look at This World

Reine #70: Take Your Coat

Baopu #131: What Are You Looking For?

Reine #69: Paid Attention

Baopu #130: Flying Past Local Stops

Reine #68: Scholarly Debate

Why I Started Making an Annual Queer Yearbook

Baopu #129: An Impressive Routine

Reine #67: Handy Masc

Baopu #83: I Am of This World

Foolish Child #92: Blender

Reine #19: Springtime Lockdown Round 2

Grease Bats: Get A Hobby

Foolish Child #91: Your Child IS Evil

Reine #18: What House Plant Are You?

Foolish Child #90: It’s Black History Month, I’m on Break

Grease Bats: Sexting

Baopu #82: An Aquarian Meditation

Foolish Child #89: Child’s Play

Grease Bats: Doom Scrolling

Baopu #81: The Ache Has No Name