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One week until #USElection polls close, one week to get your hands on a limited ed. @AnnTelnaes print and help support CRNI’s work in defence of cartoonists’ #FreedomOfExpression around the world.
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PatChappatteChappatte Cartoons@PatChappatte·
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There’s much talk about cartoons that divide people. How about cartoons bringing people together. A story (in French) about the Crossed Pens initiative (See also http://www.crossed-pens.com) >
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"With assistance from the @UNESCO Global Media Defence Fund, @CRNetInt will seek to respond to the #cartoonist community’s renewed and growing fear of criminalisation." https://en.unesco.org/news/respond-cartoonists-growing-fear-criminalisation #artisticfreedom #artisticexpression

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My letter to the Editor is in today's @nytimes, responding to @NickKristof 's column urging satire as a weapon against dictatorial Trump. Mine is the second letter down:
https://www.nytimes.com/2020/10/25/opinion/letters/trump-humor.html

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