Editorial cartoons are powerful visuals that tell stories with few, if any, words, but they have become rarer due to the decline in employing staff for their creation.
Comics are frequently targeted in book banning, rooted in historical moral panic. The history of juvenile delinquency hearings post-WWII demonstrates the eagerness to remove comics.
Both book banning and the 'culture wars' have been depicted in editorial cartoons, showcasing the lack of diversity in artists with more male representation in mainstream media.
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