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1. The movement of Je Suis Charlie gives hope to the ongoing fight for the rights to free speech.  2. The graphic of Je Suis Charlie is a symbol for free speech under the realization that it is not a … Continue reading →

The Charlie Hebdo attack is a clear example of how some individuals choose to harm others in order to protect a concept or belief that, in some way, is being disrespected, according to these individuals. We form negative stereotypes by … Continue reading →

Upon first seeing the picture of a downtrodden Charlie Brown looking more bewildered than usual, My initial reaction told me he was finally, completely and utterly fed up and done with society and its dramatic inconsistencies. My reaction has not … Continue reading →

Je Suis Sallcomp2 The sad face of Charlie Brown, who usually is very playful, with a great holiday spirit, shows the gravity of the attack on Charlie Hebdo. [That’s fine. Now, for readers who don’t know what you were assigned … Continue reading →

Youth Reckless Driving Prevention This ad begins by going from a black screen to four teenagers in a car being viewed from the front. Three of the four ‘teenagers’ actually appear to be in their teens, while the fourth is … Continue reading →

It was not until my professor said he was drawn to be in his forties that I thought it was possible for this to also be an older version on Charlie. He seems like a Charlie Brown that faced a … Continue reading →

How I reacted to the image of this troubled, darker, and noticeably cynical looking depiction of Charlie Brown was mostly confusion. What did Charlie Brown have to do with this whole “Je Suis Charlie” movement other than his name being … Continue reading →

With the time spent reviewing the recent terrorist attacks against Charlie Hebdo, it’s been difficult for me to form an opinion regarding the pairing of the words “Je Suis Charlie” (I am Charlie) and the quite different version of Charlie Brown; the … Continue reading →

The massacre of cartoonists in Paris has caused widespread sorrow and darkness to a profession that is usually chipper and humorous. Islamic extremists methodically took out cartoonists working for Charlie Hebdo after the cartoonists published a drawing of the Prophet … Continue reading →