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@diegopds@bolha.us · Feb 27, 2026
Recomendo muito seguir o perfil do cartunista Tjeerd Royaards, @royaards@newsie.social Suas ilustrações tem um traço bem suave, sempre numa visão isométrica, o que provoca um efeito interessante: mostrar camadas / ambientes em situações contrastantes. A postagem de 2 de fevereiro de 2026 é, para mim, a síntese perfeita "daquele assunto" que domina nossas timelines. @royaards@newsie.social #Cartum #Charge #Ilustracao #PoliticalCartoons #EditorialCartoons #PoliticalSatire
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@royaards@newsie.social · Feb 11, 2026
Some of my favorite international political cartoons from @cartoonmovement@newsie.social this week, by Matthew Fuller, Deb Milbrath, Gatis Sluka and Franco Juri. More cartoons: https://www.cartoonmovement.com/ #PoliticalCartoons #PoliticalSatire #EditorialCartoons #CartoonMovement
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@mojo@aus.social · Jan 08, 2026
Calling Wilcox’s cartoon “unacceptable” misunderstands both satire and journalism. Political cartoons are meant to be provocative, compressed and confronting. They exaggerate power relationships to expose hypocrisy and danger, not to offer polite balance. This cartoon does exactly that. It highlights unchecked US imperial behaviour and the hollow language of “freedom and security” used by institutions like NATO while aggression proceeds regardless. Discomfort is not a flaw, it is the point. If a cartoon criticising military power is deemed unacceptable simply because it offends those aligned with that power, then the problem is not the cartoon. It is a shrinking tolerance for dissent and satire in public debate. Wilcox is doing a great job. #politicalcartoons #satire #pressfreedom #imperialism #media #theage
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