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  2020-05-09

  What is a mask?

  A comic strip about Covid-19
• 2020

  Symptoms of Covid

  The first symptoms of covid that I heard about was lost sense of taste and smell. After that I heard one of the symptoms was fatigue and shortness of breath. Then it was fever, cough, headache, vomiting, and sore throat. I also heard about diarrhea, muscle aches, and runny nose. The worst symptoms I heard about was pain in the chest, bluish lip or face, and difficulty breathing.
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  2020-12-11

  Vaseline Advertisement from 1918 to 2020

  Analyzing a Vaseline advertisement and its connection to COVID-19
• 2020-08-25

  Masks and glasses don't really mix

  I wear glasses, and now i am forced to wear a mask. The mask makes the air I breathe out fog up my glasses, and then it seems as though I am looking through a cloud. I have had to deal with this issue when shopping, in school, and just hanging out at certain places.
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  2020-08-15

  "Wearing a Mask is not a Political Statement" a drawing by @katieisdoodling

  This screenshot greatly resembles current issues occurring in our world, especially the US, regarding the global pandemic of COVID-19 and politics. It seems that in the US, there is so much controversy over a simple object made of cloth. There are a numerous amount of people that follow public health regulations (one being wear a mask in public), to help limit their exposure to COVID-19. But others zealously argue against them, claiming that wearing a mask disables their individual freedom. Our president has made remarks that wearing a mask could be seen as a political statement, after he mocked Biden for wearing a mask, and after the CDC recommended wearing one. There are varying responses from the public as to why one chooses not to wear a mask. Ranging from religious, to cultural, to freedom/rights violations, anti-maskers think it should be their choice whether or not to wear a mask, and that they shouldn't be told to do so. Others think it's all about them and that they are healthy enough and won't get sick.
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  2020-06

  Tweets from Inside a Prison 6/21-6/27/2020 by Railroaded Underground

  These images show the Tweets of an incarcerated person for one week. They started this Twitter account using a contraband cell phone to show the world what is happening inside the nation's correctional facilities during the covid pandemic. This week they are talking about immuno compromised individuals, racism, Father's Day, inmates having trouble breathing and dying while waiting for an ambulance, 23 hour a day lockdown which means no phone calls, though prisoners are paying $1000 for contraband cell phones being brought in by cops, and he questions the value of his life.