Political Cartoons Say It Best
Political cartoons tell it as it is. Here are ten of the best.
Activists use relational organizing to push for reusable COVID masks
For Our Kids Montréal taking community action, demanding a green and just recovery from the Quebec government – September 2020.
Follow the corporate funding behind sedition and violence
“Millions of people had to be whipped into a frenzy over bogus charges of voter fraud and a critical mass of them had to be directed to the Capitol building. The Republican Attorneys General Association (RAGA) was involved in both activities.” – Popular Information
Fighting dark forces online? Focus on the tech vendors they need to spread hate.
Parler is being forced to change tech platforms after being ejected from Amazon AWS, Google Play Store and Apple App Store. How can tech firms be persuaded to consider democratic ideals in addition to profits? “Parler has emerged as a haven for conservative users who have fled more mainstream Silicon Valley sites that crack down …
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How YouTube makes money selling ads next to videos of the U.S. Capitol being attacked
Mobs attack the U.S. Capitol and threaten elected officials with death. YouTube profits from the violence, but do its advertisers know what they are paying for?
Fed up of politicians inciting mob violence and sedition? Hold the companies funding their campaigns accountable.
Go to the root of a problem. Direct public outrage against the corporate donors supporting politicians inciting violence and sedition.
Trumpland? Meet the Republicans and their corporate donors trying to overturn election results.
“Eleven Republican senators and senators-elect said that they would vote to reject President-elect Joseph R. Biden Jr.’s victory … to defy the unambiguous results of the election and indulge President Trump’s attempts to remain in power with false claims of voting fraud.” – NY Times They are politicians. But who are the companies that are …
Pardon or execute? How wealth trumps justice.
The Republican Trump administration has pardoned dozens of wealthy supporters while rushing to execute poor people of color. We analyzed forty cases of pardons and executions to analyze who gets to live and who dies.
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Make sure every vote is counted. Take photos of poll tapes at voting centers after the polls have closed.
Smartphone cameras are weapons against voter suppression. Take photos of poll tapes at voting centers after the polls have closed to help preserve election integrity.