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            Dec 16, 2021 - Issue 892 
 
Home Page of this Issue #892 Cover Story: Freedom Dreams Deferred By Jamala Rogers Book Burning - Political Cartoon By Chuck Siler White Allies of Racial Justice Movements Have Long Been Targets for Racist Violence By David A. Love, JD Reparations Rising With Robin Rue Simmons By Dr. Julianne Malveaux, PhD With People Like Manchin in Charge, What Chance Do Workers Have in the U.S.? By John Funiciello Will Smollett's Hoax Affect Public Perception of Hate Crimes? By The Reverend Irene Monroe GOP Derails Voting, Roe, Brown By Dr. Walter C. Farrell, Jr., PhD, M.S.P.H. Could Xiomara Castro’s Win Address Honduras’s Endemic Corruption? By Sonali Kolhatkar Black Women, White Men Are Coming for You. Next, It’ll Be Black Folk’s Freedom. By Desi Cortez Assange Extradition - Political Cartoon By Carlos Latuff




Home Page of this Issue #892 Cover Story: Freedom Dreams Deferred By Jamala Rogers Book Burning - Political Cartoon By Chuck Siler White Allies of Racial Justice Movements Have Long Been Targets for Racist Violence By David A. Love, JD Reparations Rising With Robin Rue Simmons By Dr. Julianne Malveaux, PhD With People Like Manchin in Charge, What Chance Do Workers Have in the U.S.? By John Funiciello Will Smollett's Hoax Affect Public Perception of Hate Crimes? By The Reverend Irene Monroe GOP Derails Voting, Roe, Brown By Dr. Walter C. Farrell, Jr., PhD, M.S.P.H. Could Xiomara Castro’s Win Address Honduras’s Endemic Corruption? By Sonali Kolhatkar Black Women, White Men Are Coming for You. Next, It’ll Be Black Folk’s Freedom. By Desi Cortez Assange Extradition - Political Cartoon By Carlos Latuff

Carlos Latuff, a cartoonist, artist and activist based in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.

Latuff has spent the last 20 plus years crafting a style that can best be described as “populist cartooning.” He has touched on issues like The Black Lives movement, Apartheid in South Africa, the plight of Native Americans in the US and the oppression of Tibetans in China.

One of his most controversial series was “We are all Palestinians,” in which he compared the actions taken by the Israeli government towards Palestinians in the West Bank and Gaza Strip directly to the Nazi’s treatment of Jews. Contact Mr. Latuff and BC.
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