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Hundreds of protesters have called for The New York Post to close down over a political cartoon of a monkey that black civil rights leader Al Sharpton considers a racial reference to US President ...
Get your news from a source that’s not owned and controlled by oligarchs. Sign up for the free Mother Jones Daily. In today’s New York Post there’s a Sean Delonas cartoon that shows two policemen ...
Surging presidential candidate Ted Cruz jumped into fundraising mode late Tuesday to “fight back” after a controversial cartoon depicting his young daughters as monkeys was published and retracted.
Cartoonist Mohammad Nor Khalid, better known as Lat, believes that there is a limit when it comes to drawing cartoons. This, he said, is because the people and society at large can be slighted when a ...
In a tropical forest, a monkey named Max loves bananas but discovers that some are mysteriously disappearing. After suspecting his friends, Max learns that an invisible thief is taking his bananas ...
Sen. Ted Cruz hammered the Washington Post on Wednesday for publishing an online editorial cartoon depicting his two young daughters as dancing monkeys, telling a crowd in Tulsa that the attack "has ...
The Washington Post has removed a cartoon from its website which portrayed Republican presidential candidate Ted Cruz's daughters as trained monkeys. The cartoon, by Ann Telnaes, depicted Mr Cruz as ...
Gerard Way sure wants you to know the importance of eating your breakfast with his trippy cartoon: The Breakfast Monkey. Back in 2001, the 41-year-old co-created the animation with his pal Joe Boyle, ...
Pupils across Britain have been left dumbfounded by an odd question in their biology GCSE exam. Year 11 students took to Twitter to mock the paper which asked them to suggest one reason cartoons of ...
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