"Since when is being a teenager a crime?"

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Hi Revealer,

“Since when is being a teenager a crime?” is our new nonfiction comic ([link removed]) that takes a critical look at the juvenile justice system. With juxtaposed stories of youth in South Dakota and Wyoming, we explore how the system attempts – and oftentimes fails – to keep kids out of trouble and out of the cycle of incarceration.

Illustrated by Eda Uzunlar, the comic is a stunning visual addition to our podcast episode “Juvenile (in)justice ([link removed]) ,” which Eda helped produce, along with Tennessee Watson. I hope you’ll check out both the episode ([link removed]) and the comic ([link removed]) .

For all you comic book fans who donated during our In/Vulnerable comic book campaign: Thank you! Recently, we got the amazing news that the series won a prestigious Robert F. Kennedy Journalism Award ([link removed]) . If you missed the chance to get a hard copy, you can still download the digital version on our website ([link removed]) .

Thank you for your support – your membership helps fuel this important work.

Missa Perron
Membership Manager
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