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30 May

Portrait for #GeorgeFloyd
Police brutality and police murder can not b tolerated in any country！
Racism can not b tolerated in any space！
I support #BlackLivesMatter protest just as i support #HongKongProtesters ！
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29 May

Well, this is unexpected. The story about my cartoon getting deleted by @realDonaldTrump was one of the most read stories in @guardian yesterday. So tired of winning.

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29 May

Across Europe and Central Asia, govts are targeting journalists and obstructing their work in an effort to control the narrative around COVID-19. Read more in our monthly round-up http://ow.ly/VQ1x30qKxRa @P24Punto24 @Molenews1 @IndexCensorship @globalfreemedia @candundaradasi

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29 May

“Cartoonists are the canary in the coal mine when it comes to free speech."

The late Australian cartoonist Bill Leak. Feels pretty relevant as news breaks of Trump campaign attempting to remove a satirical cartoon from an online retailer.

https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10.1177/0306422017703622

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29 May

Counterpoint’s follower count seems to have recovered more than fully overnight.

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Our account was suspended/censored earlier. It seems we're back now. We aren't sure why it was suspended. We have since lost all our followers.

We are a newsletter dedicated to providing both sides of political cartooning - please RT to support FREE SPEECH

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