by Cassy Lee   Since most of the reviews of titles on the Graphic Medicine site deal with visual narratives depicting mental or physical health issues, it may seem odd to include a review of a title like Stamped from the Beginning: A Graphic History of Racist Ideas in America. Like Ibram X. Kendi’s hefty 2016 tome of the same title, Joel Christian Gill’s graphic novel adaptation follows five American historical figures as a way to trace the roots of race as a social construct and how race has been used as a tool of oppression ever since. Since it… Read More