For years, I've struggled with political cartoons that seemed to forget that people of color exist. Cartoonists just didn't get it. I complained at conferences, wrote letters, you name it.

Liz Montague discusses how she uses humor and illustration to reflect on larger societal issues, including racial justice and climate change. shooting into the sky. And then the caption is, We've done ...

The year 2020 will forever be known as the year of COVID-19 and the collective madness of a world coming to grips with it. Of how the citizens of the entire world became active players in a great ...

There's nothing sketchy about the cartoons on today’s page 3 – in fact, we think they’re brilliant. If you’re A-bored, check out William Blood’s Instagram account, which is packed full of funny ...

Editorial cartoons have long held those in power to account, knocking kings and dictators (if not literally, then at least figuratively) off their pedestals and — in most cases — speaking up for the ...

The State Historical Society of Missouri wants to see you in the funny pages — alongside the biggest name in American animation. The historical society will host a week of Disney-themed activities to ...

Nutrition professor Marion Nestle says cartoons can spotlight food politics She shares more than 250 of her favorite cartoons in her new book Her goal%3A Have people get active in food politics When ...