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The Crimes against Our People! The video begins with the camera following a young black male about the age of 8. This is how many assaults begin to take place. This is only one child out of the many children … Continue reading →

The image of Charlie Brown was a French interpretation of a sad and broken version of our beloved Charlie Brown with the illustrator own twist of their own thoughts. It looks as if Charlie has grown up realized the crucial harsh … Continue reading →

Charlie Brown, the happy cartoon child of the Peanuts strip, seems an unlikely emblem for the massacre of cartoonists at the satirical Charlie Hebdo magazine, except for his name. But the older, balder, unkempt version of Charlie that appears in … Continue reading →

My first reaction to the graphic is a look of disgust and anger. As we all know, Charlie Brown is known as a character that never gives up. The words “Je Suis Charlie” have become a globally solidarity statement and … Continue reading →

When I first saw this graphic, I did not really pick up on anything. I could tell the character was some version of Charlie Brown, he looks sad or angry and very dirty. It seems now that the graphic has … Continue reading →

Having rights to express oneself has become an undeniable right in many countries today. When those rights have been violated there is often public outcry for the situation to be handled accordingly. This is what happened on January 7th, 2015 … Continue reading →

First looking at the graphic of the famous cartoon character, Charlie Brown, I thought it was somehow ironic in a way.  Charlie Brown is usually known as being a bystander in his daily life who would get excluded, forcing him … Continue reading →

When first looking at the heading on this blog I immediately saw a strong representation of the many people who are tired, people who have been working so hard for a certain cause and are just exhausted. The fact that … Continue reading →

On January 7th, 2015, a brutal massacre took place in Paris, France. The massacre was a result of strong, religious disagreement with the material cartoonists created for Charlie Hebdo newspaper. The cruel murder of the 12 employees working for Charlie … Continue reading →

When I look at this graphic I don’t really see much connections besides the graphic being Charlie Brown, which has the same name as Charlie Hebdo. However I do see that in the graphic Charlie Brown is is frowning which can … Continue reading →