Every country deals with its share of evil, and Rachita Taneja, an artist from India doesn’t hold back when it comes to exposing social and political issues through her work.
Even if you’re unfamiliar with the context of Sanitary Panels’ comics, the artist’s humor makes the message clear and relatable. Covering topics from women’s rights to political corruption, these comics resonate with many, whether through shared experiences or as a window into the realities others face.
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"Even if you’re unfamiliar with the context of Sanitary Panels’ comics, the artist’s humor makes the message clear and relatable" - A bit more context in the article about the people mentioned in the comics still would be cool BP
I went through them adding a bit more context that I could find. I'm not from India, but this is what I've learned about in class/found on the internet.
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I went through them adding a bit more context that I could find. I'm not from India, but this is what I've learned about in class/found on the internet.
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