Why graphic novels could be an antidote to 'doom scrolling

Graphic novels and comic books have a long history of dealing with tough subject matter — from war to genocide. With traumatic imagery appearing on news feeds every day, this unique medium can provide a way of developing a better understanding of violence, experts say.

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