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Illustration: Rod Little’s comments on Emma Watson’s speech

Jessie Snyder
October 20, 2016
Credit: Jessie Snyder / The Foothill Dragon Press
Illustration Credit: Jessie Snyder / The Foothill Dragon Press

This illustration was created by Jessie Snyder for the article “Rod Little’s criticism of Emma Watson’s speech is invalid,” written by Becka Shuere.

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Illustration: Rod Little’s comments on Emma Watson’s speech