Israeli cartoon didn’t show anti-Semitism
Guardian cartoonist Steve Bell says on BBC that a cartoon published in the Sunday Times on Holocaust Remembrance Day that depicts Israel’s prime minister building a wall with the bodies of...
View ArticleCartoon appears to be ambiguous
Jeff Danziger’s editorial cartoon Aug. 26 is interestingly ambiguous. On the one hand, it might intend that criticism of Israel’s actions with respect to Gaza are anti-Semitic. The specter of the...
View ArticlePower of the pen is mightiest of all
Religious extremists, of all stripes, who commit violence against humans in defense of various, long-past, gods, prophets, perfect masters, messiahs, etc., are doing a great disservice to the planet...
View ArticlePractice what we preach about human rights
The July 10 political cartoon with one tourist saying to another, “Oh, look, honey! Cuban security beating up a dissident! Quick! Get a snapshot!” was probably intended to express our condemnation of...
View ArticlePerception of bias in recent cartoon
The cartoon of Dec. 1 depicts two figures labeled “Radical Muslims” and “Radical Anti-Abortionists” holding machine guns that they used to spell “Terrorism.” This attempt to depict the two in a similar...
View ArticleNation needs return to tradition
Offensive does not even begin to describe the odious and repugnant political “cartoon” (Tom Toles of The Washington Post, April 8) that portrayed characters from the “Church of Mississippi” suggesting...
View ArticleThe propaganda will only continue
The editorial cartoon depicting Roger Ailes and Fox News as a punctured hot air balloon about to crash with its GOP passenger is hyperbolic (Tom Toles, Washington Post, July 26). Fox will continue to...
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