A political cartoon can deliver a powerful message. So powerful, in fact, that it can shape public opinion. From their ...

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The cartoon at left — from Jan. 1, 1881 — not only depicted Santa but also made a political point. Note the military-style backpack and the dress sword he’s wearing.

According to the Smithsonian Magazine, “It was a time when political cartoons… really had the power to change minds and sway undecided voters by distilling complex ideas into more compressible ...

It wasn’t until the 1870s, when Nast, who became known as the “father of the American cartoon,” used his artistic skills in Harper’s Weekly to showcase these symbols for each party in ...

A Brooklyn mom was horrified to find a book of antisemitic and anti-American political cartoons as part of a kids display on world cultures at a Bed-Stuy library this week. “A Child of Palestine ...

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By 1880, other cartoonists had picked up the symbols and spread them across the country. Over a century later, their continued use in cartoons, party literature, campaign buttons, and all sorts of ...

Before the 1760s, American colonists rarely used cartoons to express political opinions. However, as the desire for independence grew in the colonies, cartooning became a popular medium for political ...

Arts & Entertainments Six political cartoons that sum up the presidential debate Editorial cartoonists lampooned both Biden and Trump while capturing Thursday’s tough-to-watch political spectacle.