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Where do Monsters come from?

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December 9, 2020

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This monster of a video explores JJ Cohen's Monster Theory and the cultural and etymological roots of classical and modern monsters, with some surprising financial connections along the way! Please forgive us for being more than a month late with this video, which we of course intended for Halloween.

Content note: this video contains several brief discussions of racism, slavery, and obsolete racist terminology.

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