The Civil Rights Legend Who's Inspiring a New Generation With Comic Books
By Laura Hudson
Wired's Underwire blog 01.21.15
The Civil Rights Legend Who's Inspiring a New Generation With Comic Books
By Laura Hudson
Wired's Underwire blog 01.21.15
Questions for Cartoonists: Box Brown
Jesse R. Lucas
Darling Sleeper blog Jan 19 2015
https://medium.com/darling-sleeper/questions-for-cartoonists-box-brown-6be9e1dd6ca4
REVIEW: As a must-read monument, Rep. John Lewis's 'March: Book Two' illuminates the harrowing crucible of civil-rights heroism [+VIDEO]
By Michael Cavna
Washington Post Comic Riffs blog January 21 2015
Q/A with Congressperson John Lewis at our DC show in April of 2014!
Who knew this was online until Cavna linked to it earlier this week? Not us.
MARTIN LUTHER KING JR. DAY: Civil-rights icon Rep. John Lewis offers stirring advice to a young activist [ILLUSTRATED]
By Michael Cavna
Washington Post Comic Riffs blog January 19 2015
KICKSTARTER OF THE WEEK: 'The Oatmeal' creator crowd-funds 'insanely fun' card game, 'Exploding Kittens'
By Michael Cavna
Washington Post Comic Riffs January 20 2014
Saturday, February 21, 3:30 p.m.
The Bigger Picture
Daisy Jacobs and Christopher Hees
(8 minutes; unrated)
The Dam Keeper
Robert Kondo and Dice Tsutsumi
(18 minutes; unrated)
Feast
Patrick Osborne and Kristina Reed
(6 minutes; unrated)
Me and My Moulton
Torill Kove
(14 minutes; unrated)
A Single Life
Joris Oprins
(3 minutes; unrated)
Total Running Time: 49 minutes.
Exclusive: Full Interview with Charlie Hebdo's Editor-in-Chief
Chuck Todd
Meet the Press January 18th 2015
http://www.nbcnews.com/meet-the-press/exclusive-full-interview-charlie-hebdos-editor-chief-n288521
Free speech fuzziness [online as In France, fuzziness on free speech]
Ruth Marcus
Washington Post January 18 2014
Famed New Yorker cartoonist Roz Chast does such a comical, fluent job of conveying the things that keep her up at night that many readers are convinced she is somehow mapping their own inner lives. Her latest book, which tackles the subject of growing up in Brooklyn as an only child and of her efforts, decades later, to help her parents navigate the jagged shoals of old age, is by turns grim and absurd, deeply poignant and laugh-out-loud funny. Winner of the inaugural Kirkus Prize for Non-Fiction and finalist for the National Book Award in Non-Fiction.
Come for the chance to bid on a signed, original drawing by Roz!
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By POLITICO 1/16/15
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Letters to the Editor: Abusing the right to free speech
[online as The meaning of free speech]
John S. Koppel, Abdul Kadir Hussain, Robert Burney, William H. Barkell
Washington Post January 17 2015
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