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A collection of cartoons from The New Yorker dating back to 1992.
Yes, we've been here before.
Published in The New Yorker 2001
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Remember when The New Yorker thought it was funny and ran this cover that depicted Barack and Michelle Obama as terrorists (which, for the record, they are not)? They published it as satire, but it didn't go over as such. Entertainment Weekly (seriously?) can show them how it's...
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I'm sure that by now you've seen or heard about the New Yorker's depiction of Obama and his wife. I won't even link to it. The decision to use that cartoon will obviously have a negative effect on Obama's campaign. Don't they realize that this is only drawing on conservative... Read More »
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I like the houses I see in the patches of countryside, between concrete shopping center strips, convenience stores, stark plots of razed dirt, and jumbled, dingy Post-War housing developments. They are the old homes, compact and white, dotted along perfectly combed fields of rice, the rows parted like hair, with mushroom-capped bonsai out front, their trunks gnarled like an old man’s fingers, and swooping roof eaves studded with curved tiles in China reds, silver grays, and royal blues … like the ruffled wings of some brightly colored bird roosting, before taking flight. Read More »
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