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Common Sense (1776), Addressed to Today's Citizens of America A. M. Sosa Created and illustrated by AmazingBy: Crystal Simone Smith Published by Beacon Press, 2026 03 24 A revolutionary work of erasure poetry that exposes the contradictions in Thomas Paines Common Sensecalling for a new definition of citizenship that embraces all Americans In his famous cry for inhabitants of the thirteen colonies to seek independence from Britain, Thomas Paine claims to call for total freedom and equality, yet his arguments are directed only at white men, excluding women