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Cartoonist(s):	Joel Pett
Comic/Cartoon:	Joel Pett's Editorial Cartoons
Viewable Date:	2012-03-26	Pub. Date:	2002-03-30
Image Number:	22310
Caption:	Slavery was a horrible institution� �It's tragic that your forebears were denied the fruits of their labor� �But all we can do is find out who profited� �And cut their inheritance taxes!
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Cartoonist(s):	Signe Wilkinson
Comic/Cartoon:	Signe Wilkinson's Editorial Cartoons
Viewable Date:	2012-01-13	Pub. Date:	2002-06-27
Image Number:	1227
Caption:	America Through History. Declaration of Independence. Bill of Rights. Public Schooling. Slavery Ended. Women Vote. Social Security. Won World War II. "Under God" Added to Pledge of Allegiance. Vietnam. Watergate. Creative Corporate Accounting.
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Cartoonist(s):	Rina Piccolo
Comic/Cartoon:	Tina's Groove
Viewable Date:	2011-11-03	Pub. Date:	2011-11-03
Image Number:	67070
Caption:	Take it back, Tina. I'm not a SLAVE. Slave is too strong a word to describe what I am. I'm an INDENTURED SERVANT, okay? Fine. � You're such an indentured servant to fashion, Suzanne � Doesn't quite have the same ring to it �
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Cartoonist(s):	Mike Lester
Comic/Cartoon:	Mike Lester's Editorial Cartoons
Viewable Date:	2011-10-20	Pub. Date:	2011-10-20
Image Number:	67176
Caption:	Eat the Wet. Jews Control Weather. I'm Thirsty as Hell. Master's Degree: Can't Find Water. Water into Wine. Jesus Was Thirsty. People with Water ate People When Texas Executes One. Private Water = Slavery. Give Us Ur Water. You do know we're floating in the Potomac River, right?
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Cartoonist(s):	Ann Telnaes
Comic/Cartoon:	Ann Telnaes' Editorial Cartoons
Viewable Date:	2011-10-19	Pub. Date:	2003-08-14
Image Number:	19321
Caption:	Child trafficking is a $10 billion a year worldwide industry.
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Cartoonist(s):	Darrin Bell
Comic/Cartoon:	Candorville
Viewable Date:	2011-10-18	Pub. Date:	2011-10-18
Image Number:	66793
Caption:	Apple Co-founder Steve Jobs visits Lemont's dream. How's it feel to have freed the world? Totalitarian governments and oligarchies depend on keeping the common man uninformed. Divided. You gave the common man the means to instantly speak out and organize against oppression. Big Brother's days are numbered thanks to you. You freed the common man. Thanks. You freed everyone but the Chinese slaves who build all your stuff. You need to learn where to end your compliments. Besides, sweatshops and slavery are two different things.
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Cartoonist(s):	Darrin Bell
Comic/Cartoon:	Candorville
Viewable Date:	2011-08-11	Pub. Date:	2011-08-11
Image Number:	64169
Caption:	Roxanne loves Lionel too. And she's rich. So why does he need me? Simple: I love him and he loves me ... but there's also the big picture, Judge. The social dynamics, set in motion by slavery's destruction of the black family unit ... have created a culture in which generations of black men have grown up estranged from our feathers. "Fathers," I mean. Sorry, I'm not used to saying that word. Objection, the petitioner is being a drama queen.
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Cartoonist(s):	Jeff Danziger
Comic/Cartoon:	Jeff Danziger's Editorial Cartoons
Viewable Date:	2011-07-18	Pub. Date:	2011-07-18
Image Number:	63546
Caption:	Michele Bachmann Agrees that Slavery Was Bad, But It Did Keep Families Together. Howdy! How nice to see a family working together!
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Cartoonist(s):	Mike Peters
Comic/Cartoon:	Mike Peters' Editorial Cartoons
Viewable Date:	2011-07-14	Pub. Date:	2011-07-13
Image Number:	63320
Caption:	Michele Bachmann. At least slaves had a two parent family! Does she mean like Sally Hemmings and Thomas Jefferson?
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Cartoonist(s):	Joel Pett
Comic/Cartoon:	Joel Pett's Editorial Cartoons
Viewable Date:	2011-04-22	Pub. Date:	2002-08-06
Image Number:	20155
Caption:	Tens of thousands of children died of starvation today. Tens of thousands more succumbed to preventable illnesses. Nearly two thousand contracted the AIDS virus. Hundreds were sold into sex slavery� �and two dozen were killed by land mines! This was a global not-your-problem special report...Now an update on U. S. kidnappings...
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Cartoonist(s):	Ann Telnaes
Comic/Cartoon:	Ann Telnaes' Women's eNews Cartoons
Viewable Date:	2011-04-21	Pub. Date:	2007-11-02
Image Number:	19234
Caption:	Shall I remove the tags? GAP shirts made by slave labor in India.
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Cartoonist(s):	Signe Wilkinson
Comic/Cartoon:	Family Tree
Viewable Date:	2011-02-23	Pub. Date:	2011-02-23
Image Number:	57624
Caption:	Every year we have black history month. So? We have white history every day. But we know all about Martin Luther King Jr. Really? Yeah. He freed the slaves. Wrong. He invented the cotton gin. You need a year of Februarys.
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Cartoonist(s):	Rina Piccolo
Comic/Cartoon:	Tina's Groove
Viewable Date:	2011-02-21	Pub. Date:	2011-02-21
Image Number:	57558
Caption:	Tina, I wasn�t always a hostess - I started out as a slave. Don�t be ridiculous, Monica - you started out in the prep kitchen. Actually, she's right - we took Monica on as a slave. It was an equal opportunity thing. This was my old uniform.
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Cartoonist(s):	Mike Luckovich
Comic/Cartoon:	Mike Luckovich's Editorial Cartoons
Viewable Date:	2011-01-07	Pub. Date:	2011-01-07
Image Number:	56038
Caption:	Mark Twain used the n-word 219 times in "Huck Finn." He was one of the 19th century's great �. gangsta rappers?
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Cartoonist(s):	Jeff Danziger
Comic/Cartoon:	Jeff Danziger's Editorial Cartoons
Viewable Date:	2011-01-06	Pub. Date:	2011-01-06
Image Number:	56034
Caption:	New version of Huckleberry Finn removes n-word. I say, African-American James, I have decided to improve my speech patterns with a decided view to avoiding the racially-charged sobriquets and the vulgate characterizations of the decidedly rough-hewn century I find myself in. And, Master Finn, you might consider stopping smoking lest you become a slave (oops!) to tobacco. Ol' Miss. Delta Queen.
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Cartoonist(s):	Joel Pett
Comic/Cartoon:	Joel Pett's Editorial Cartoons
Viewable Date:	2010-09-02	Pub. Date:	2010-09-01
Image Number:	51598
Caption:	I just want to take our country back from all those other people who live here! Tea party. No. Nobama. Muslim! No taxes. Paul. No government. Palin. No white slavery.
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Cartoonist(s):	Chip Bok
Comic/Cartoon:	Chip Bok's Editorial Cartoons
Viewable Date:	2010-08-05	Pub. Date:	2010-08-04
Image Number:	50576
Caption:	Road to serfdom. Fortunately, it will only go 40 miles. Volt. GM.
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Cartoonist(s):	Joel Pett
Comic/Cartoon:	Joel Pett's Editorial Cartoons
Viewable Date:	2010-08-05	Pub. Date:	2001-06-22
Image Number:	26455
Caption:	Never mind slavery�I'd settle for fair reparations from employment!
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Cartoonist(s):	Darrin Bell
Comic/Cartoon:	Candorville
Viewable Date:	2010-05-19	Pub. Date:	2010-05-19
Image Number:	47473
Caption:	Look at some of the great public speakers in history: Jesus, Martin Luther The King, Richard Pryor � What's the one thing they had in common? Richard Pryor? C-Dog's Incredibly Bad Advice $2. Exactly. They all accomplished something amazing with they lives. Ain't you never done nothin' amazing you can talk about? Ain't you never freed the slaves, or marched on salmon? Selma?
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Cartoonist(s):	Ann Telnaes
Comic/Cartoon:	Ann Telnaes' Editorial Cartoons
Viewable Date:	2010-04-26	Pub. Date:	2001-05-05
Image Number:	43242
Caption:	UN Human Rights Commission. Sudan. Good help is so hard to buy. France. Pakistan.
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