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Buster viewers, the | ee aa women: tet ene ne oe ‘y i a er ern eens ‘the outlets behind “The Menger and “the fo ee “ ee ee cm: aoe See ae Ee, cae more diverse characters. channels for putting them = How to make that hap- out for mainstream con- Artwork; Seow sennings pen? Pay more attention sumption are run by the to the little guys, he said: Big 2, he said, and by dis- at a young age, it starts the many, many indepen- tributors who havea"mo- to work against your self dent comiccreators who nopoly” on content and esteem.” he said. “If you are drawing and writing tend to pick titles they _can'tsee yourself reflected Stories that represent think will sell—_meaning _ in that space, it’s a basical- America as its. indie innovators often get ly showing a person that “There's a lot eft out of comic they don’t matter or that of diverse con- store shelves. they don't exist.” tent in the Too often, ‘There have __ been indepen- thathas ted changes. to. sci and cote to. white fantagy worth noting in is jer & | aoes"in comic books and on the mings io the, most big soeen, he sa. The Metro Popular most obvious “Sur Wats *Unfor- titles and The Force Awakens” It's tunately, stereotype a milestone, he said, that they don't driven the two leads in the big: have the characters of gest movie of all time are same power color, he said, a woman and an African that Marvel has.” meaning a big American man. ‘Jennings — a Buffalo market for comics doesn't "You. look at. some. based comic artist, activist have the idols it wants, thing like “Star Wars” and researcher on comics and needs. and people love them,” and rice — is in Boston “Studies have shown Jennings said, “But for this week for a sympo- that black kids, if they the most part you haven't sium on representation don’t see themselves is seen anything like that.” in the art form, to be held heroes in some fashion “For me it's about cre METROUS THURSDAY, JANUARY 14, 2016 ating role models that ‘weren't there before,” said Bruce Ployer, the campus ‘curator for Northeastern ‘who oversees gallery and exhibition spaces and helped bring Jennings to Boston. ‘Artists have always ‘used comics as a way to predict the future and ‘what it might look like, Ployer said, and that’s what drives the field of Afrofuturism — scifi and fantasy focus of Jennings’ major topic of Thursday's event. “Culture will influ. ence the future,” Ployer told Metro. “All cultures will influence the future, not just one.” Bree Edwards, director of the Northeastern Cen- ter for the Arts, said she for me about creating role models that werent there before.” hopes the Thursday's day- long dive into race and art can help make con- nections for young artists between comic books and graphic novels, and other forms of media that have been sources of empow- erment. “rm thinking about the hiphop generation and how art and creativity can speak to that group,” Edwards said. “And cont jes, anybody can draw a comic, It might not be great, but it’s a great place to start.” The university is also hosting ship progi ‘comics — the next one is fon Jan, 21 at the North- easiern Crossing facility ‘on Tremont Street, Jennings told’ Metro he was excited to be part of another think-tank on race in comics this week in Boston, part of a grow- ing wing of academia that has been studying class, race and gender in comic books. At the same time, Jen- rings has been working to stoke the market for artists of color. When he leaves Boston, he said, he's headed to a pair of black comics festivals — fone in Harlem on Satur- and another in San isco Sunday and Monday. Because, he said, diver- sity in comic books comes down to money, and to readers voting with their eyeballs “If [the comics indus- tuy| decide diversity in comics is not important anymore, they're not go- ing to fund it,” Jennings said, “But as ‘Tong as people are making noise bout it and these things fare important to some. one, that’s the audience, ‘You have an audience, EF “bts Bung Month of January fh Deep Vein Thrombosis (DVT) sand Pulmonary Embolism (PE), both of from [A Varicose Veins i Skin Discoloration [A Spider Veins [© Ulers and Blood Clots [Y Itching and Burning [A Difficulty Walking [M Leg Pain and Cramps Lona Distatces i Heaviness and Swelling You may have a condition called venous insufficiency, which left untreated can lead to serious health complications. 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But the Cambridge Democrat was at a hear ing today for a bill he's sponsoring that would mimic the ideas in a pro- pot ballot question that has so far passed hurdles to get on the ballot in No- vember, The idea, Rogers said, ‘was get state lawmakers up to speed on legal bud in Massachusetts, a state that advocates hope will ‘welcome a legal market- place for marijuana in a few years’ time. DONATE YOUR CAR Wheels For Wins seiive Make-A-Wish® Massachussetts and Rhode Island Fre “It’s coming one way or another.” Vehicle Pickup ‘ANYWHERE *We Accept All Vehicles Running or Not *We also accept Trucks, P RVs, SUVs & Boots Ss *Fully Tax Deductible wt Pg (WheelsForWishes.org Call: (617) 701-7647 = Wheels For Wishes is « DBA of Car Donation Foundation “It is paramount that lawmakers have deep, frank discussions about what regulatory frame. works will best protect public health and safety, end the underground market and ensure a fair marketplace,” he said. 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EUZABETH'S HOSPITAL ‘Tosandspatipated in the o-day 2 sion Fedor fall on Te Boson Common in Septnibe Rep David Roger sis before the lint Committe onthe oda) atthe Nasachusets Slate House on Wednesday on IH 15, sea cameo at the hearing, isn't “whether” to legalize it, but “how,” according to the State House News Ser “It’s coming one way or another,” Bill Down- ing of the prolegaliza- Yon MassCann said at the hearing Wednesd: the News Service report: ‘ed, “I just hope the leg- islature takes the reins and does it right.” But right now, the ‘Campaign is focusing on teaching people in pow- er about what it calls the Denefits of legal marijua- na, its spokesman said, “We do want to work with them, even if it’s an_ informational cam- paign,” said fim Borghe- sani, ‘the group's com- munications director, in an interview. ‘At the same time, a group of legislators this week were dispatched to Colorado to learn more about the legak-pot in- dustry in a state that for the past two years has let citizens buy handfuls of weed like Bay Staters buy six-packs ‘On Wednesday, they visited a Denver cultiva- ion center and dispen- sary, The Boston Globe reported. Right’ now, the state House does not appear friendly to marijuana. House’ Speaker Robert DeLeo does not support legalization, nor does Gov. Charlie Baker. The Senate's president, Stan, Rosenberg, hasn't said publicly what his stance is on the issue, But the road to post: prohibition here could still lead through Beacon Hill. Should the ballot measure pass this. year, lawmakers could decide to tweak some aspects of it, The Campaign also has an enemy in Bay State Repeal, the group that led an unsuccessful bid to win full legaliza tion, but with fewer tax es and less bureaucracy. Steven Epstein, its press secretary, called the new taxand-regulate focus of legalization a disappointment, and made his resentment clear. “I loathe it,” he told Metro. “And Ihope the people of Massach setts vote it down. We ‘can wait and get it right ‘without creating welf for crony capitalists. 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At an after party he confronted the possible future Oscar- ‘winning thespian, in a way that has been described as “nonconfrontation- al,” about making an apology. What- ever he said, it worked, and DiCaprio apologized and even partied down with the two. But surely saying sorry to Gaga can't be as painful as bopping around snow and icy waters for months and cx- noodling with a CGI bear, as he did on the set of “The Revenant.” Has DiCaprio told anyone that movie was difficult to make? we One Direction is splitting up The four One Direction inembers — Louis Tomlinson, Nill Horan, Liam Payne and Hairy Sty ve decided not to renew their recording contract and instead to go in separate di kly has reported. AfterZayn Malik’s departure from the group in March 2015, the band went on tourjahd decided not to continue sp affer the tourinished, Fox stated in a related article. They had originally announced that an extended hiatus would begin in March, US Weekly added, also stating that the group will release one more video for a song from their “Made in the AM." album. “The 1D thing just ran its course. They'll remain friends, but they hausted and want solo cat ource told US W @hedHourBen It’ troubling how much hap. pier am when the Knicks are wining, @hailesteinfeld just found out theres no such thing asa real world @Sarahsitverman When yall bring prayer nto your political speeches italien ates this American METROUS ;MURSDAY, JANUARY 14, 2016 The Razzies dogpiled on ‘Fifty Shades’ and ‘Jupiter’ because they suck Ugh, the Razies. No fruit is too low-hanging for the awards body that’s essentially the antiOscars, who every year celebrate the year's ‘worst in cinematic product — or just make superobvious jokes that your least funny friend already made. For their 2015 edition, they naturally, inevita bly, lamely stuck it to “Fifty Shades of Grey,” “Jupiter Ascending” and “Paul Blart: Mall Cop 2." Nevermind that “Fifty Shades” has some merit, not the least of them Dakota Johnson's quietly funny turn, So, of course, she was nominated, as was Eddie Redmayne for “Ju- @cicintadia "MAKING A MURDERER’ IS CIV ING ME ACTUAL ANXIETY him being superduper mege-ultra overthetop and entertaining. But let's say some nice things about them fora change. At least they didn’t dogpile on “Aloha,” Cameron Crowe's roundly derided but actually, secretly semi-good rom-com, ‘And they did nominate ‘Adam Sandler for not just “Pixels” but the ‘truly, inventively abys- mal indie “The Cobbler” On the other hand, did ‘Amanda Seyfried run over a Razzie member's dog? She’s in 20 seconds of “Pan” and is fine in “Love the Coopers,” and yet she’s been nomi- nated for both. Ye gods, nevermind: The Razzies suck. we @MarkDuplass The red headed, under appre ated beauty of Led Zeppetin Il