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1. Andrew Yang campaign condemns 'racist' cartoon

Author

Miller, Ryan W.

Subjects
New York, New York -- Political aspects, Mayoral candidates -- Political activity -- Portrayals, Political cartoons -- Ethical aspects, Racism, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

Byline: Ryan W. Miller, USA TODAY NEW YORK - What started as internet jabs at mayoral hopeful Andrew Yang for saying his favorite subway stop is Times Square is now [...]

Published
2021

2. Andrew Yang says a cartoon about him is a 'racialized caricature.' The New York Daily News is defending it

Author

Cavna, Michael

Subjects
New York, New York -- Political aspects, New York Daily News (Newspaper) -- Ethical aspects, Mayoral candidates -- Political activity -- Portrayals, Political cartoons -- Ethical aspects, Racism, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

Byline: Michael Cavna The New York Daily News has defended an editorial cartoon mocking Andrew Yang that the New York mayoral candidate's camp decried as racist. The political art, by [...]

Published
2021

3. A cartoon depicting Brett Kavanaugh's daughter sparks a fierce backlash

Author

Cavna, Michael

Subjects
United States. Supreme Court -- Officials and employees, Political cartoons -- Ethical aspects, Cartoonists and animators -- Beliefs, opinions and attitudes -- Ethical aspects -- Works, Judicial candidates -- Family, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

Byline: Michael Cavna It's a line that staff and syndicated political cartoonists rarely cross. You don't parody or lampoon the children of political figures if they are minors, the common [...]

Published
2018

4. Pittsburgh Post-Gazette fires anti-Trump cartoonist, and mayor says it sends 'wrong message about press freedoms'

Author

Cavna, Michael

Subjects
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania -- Political aspects, Post Gazette Publishing Co. -- Officials and employees -- Management, Political cartoons -- Ethical aspects, Mayors -- Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Freedom of the press -- Ethical aspects, President of the United States -- Portrayals, Newspaper publishing -- Officials and employees -- Management, Company business management, Business, Computers and office automation industries, Telecommunications industry
Abstract

Byline: Michael Cavna IN RECENT WEEKS, the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette spiked numerous cartoons by Rob Rogers that were critical of President Trump, as The Washington Post reported Friday. On Thursday, Post-Gazette [...]

Published
2018

5. The Freedom of What's Not Said

Author

Rosenberg, Goran

Subjects
Political cartoons -- Ethical aspects, Freedom of speech -- Ethical aspects, Muslims -- Portrayals, Muslims -- Civil rights
Published
2006

7. 'New York Post' Cartoonist's Monkey Image Not His First Offense

Subjects
New York Post (Newspaper) -- Officials and employees, Political cartoons -- Ethical aspects, Animators -- Works, Cartoonists -- Works, Business, Publishing industry
Abstract

Looks like cartoonist Sean Delonas has some explaining to do. A political cartoon appearing on p. 12 of the New York Post on Wednesday and on its Web site likens [...]

Published
2009

8. BEST OF THE WEB: Cool Features from Newspaper Web Sites

Author

Carlson, Kathryn Blaze

Subjects
IndyMac Bancorp Inc. -- Customer relations, The New Yorker (Periodical) -- Ethical aspects, Political cartoons -- Ethical aspects, Presidential candidates -- Portrayals, Public transportation -- Environmental aspects, Public transportation -- Economic aspects, Banking industry -- Customer relations, Banking industry, Business, Publishing industry
Abstract

Each day E&P combs the Internet to bring you some of the best features that newspaper Web sites have to offer. Here are today's picks. The New Yorker Cartoon: 'Times' [...]

Published
2008

9. UPDATED: Cartoonists Not Fond of Obama Art on 'New Yorker' Cover

Author

Astor, Dave

Subjects
The New Yorker (Periodical), Animators -- Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Animators -- Works, Cartoonists -- Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Cartoonists -- Works, Presidential candidates -- Portrayals, Political cartoons -- Ethical aspects, Business, Publishing industry
Abstract

Barry Blitt's satirical July 21 New Yorker magazine cover showing a Muslim Barack Obama and a gun-toting Michelle Obama is not getting rave reviews from other artists contacted by E&P. [...]

Published
2008

10. TRAIL MIX: Obama and 'New Yorker,' McCain and Teddy Roosevelt

Author

Carlson, Kathryn Blaze

Subjects
The New Yorker (Periodical) -- Ethical aspects, Presidential candidates -- Portrayals, Presidential candidates -- Political activity, Presidential candidates -- Social aspects, Political cartoons -- Ethical aspects, Governors -- Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Business, Publishing industry
Abstract

Top stories from the campaign trail, as delivered by newspaper Web sites. 'New Yorker's Muslim Obama Cover Incendiary or Satire?Top of the TicketLos Angeles TimesBy Andrew Malcolm As noted by [...]

Published
2008

11. POL DOFFS LIBEL SUIT

Author

Fitgerald, Mark

Subjects
Columbia, Missouri -- Cases, Columbia Daily Tribune (Newspaper) -- Cases, School boards -- Elections, Libel and slander -- Cases, Political cartoons -- Cases, Political cartoons -- Ethical aspects, Newspaper publishing -- Cases, Company legal issue, Business, Publishing industry
Abstract

The Columbia (Mo.) Daily Tribune has settled a libel suit brought by a losing school-board candidate who claimed an editorial cartoon on March 30, 2001, depicted him as a sexual [...]

Published
2003

12. New Yorker Editor Defends Obama Cover

Subjects
The New Yorker (Periodical) -- Ethical aspects, Politicians' spouses -- Portrayals -- Ethical aspects -- Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Political cartoons -- Ethical aspects, Presidential candidates -- Portrayals -- Beliefs, opinions and attitudes -- Ethical aspects, Periodical editors -- Beliefs, opinions and attitudes -- Ethical aspects, General interest
Abstract

To listen to this broadcast, click here: http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=92529393 MICHELE NORRIS, host: Tasteless and offensive, poorly executed and totally inappropriate - those are just a few of the words that the [...]

Published
2008

13. Bush comments draw cries of foul; do satirists have different rules?

Author

Salem, Lee

Subjects
Political cartoons -- Ethical aspects, Business, Publishing industry
Abstract

The ethical aspects of Garry Trudeau's Doonesbury cartoon strip are discussed. It is argued that Doonesbury should not have to adhere to the same standards as reporters or commentators.

Published
2000

14. Obama campaign blasts New Yorker Magazine cover

Subjects
The New Yorker (Periodical) -- Ethical aspects, Political cartoons -- Ethical aspects, Presidential candidates -- Portrayals -- Ethical aspects, Ethnic, cultural, racial issues/studies, General interest, Ethical aspects, Portrayals
Abstract

'The New Yorker may think, as one of their staff explained to us, that their cover is a satirical lampoon of the caricature Senator Obama's right-wing critics have tried to [...]

Published
2008

15. Muhammad and Python: poking fun at the Prophet is pointless, writes Samir el-Youssef. The satire would be better directed at earthly religious powers

Author

el-Youssef, Samir

Subjects
Islamic law -- Interpretation and construction, Political cartoons -- Ethical aspects, Caricatures and cartoons -- Ethical aspects, Literature/writing, Political science
Abstract

Every time I watch Life of Brian, the Monty Python classic satirising Jesus Christ, I think about writing something similar about the Prophet Muhammad. The story of early Islam has [...]

Published
2006

16. Trivializing the cross: Golgatha is no place for a bunny

Author

Zoba, Wendy Murray

Subjects
The New Yorker (Periodical) -- Ethical aspects, Political cartoons -- Ethical aspects, Sacrilege -- Speeches, lectures and essays, Philosophy and religion, Speeches, lectures and essays, Ethical aspects
Abstract

Every year during the holiest week on the Christian calendar, believers' remembrances of the passion and resurrection of Christ must compete with egg-dropping expeditions of ubiquitous bunnies. But, as in [...]

Published
1995

17. Please stop pounding our steel drums

Author

Hefernan, James P. and Schultz, Arthur J., Jr.

Subjects
Political cartoons -- Ethical aspects, Drums (Containers) -- Environmental aspects, Hazardous wastes -- Storage, Business, Business, general
Published
1989

18. Cartoon offends Mormons

Subjects
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints -- Humor and anecdotes, Political cartoons -- Ethical aspects
Published
1989

19. Why ridicule someone's religion?

Author

Barone, Michael

Subjects
People for the American Way -- Advertising, Political advertising -- Analysis, Religion and politics -- Analysis, Political cartoons -- Ethical aspects, Christianity and politics -- Analysis
Published
1986

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