Nationally Syndicated Editorial Cartoonist
Race issues, inequality, discrimination, profiling, police harassment, racial slurs, must all be a new thing in this country that's only been here for about seven years. I mean, that's the impression one gets if you listen to conservatives blame Obama for anything racial. Anytime the president responds to a race issue, like the weekly cop... Continue Reading →
This is America. Land of the free. Home of the brave...and a lot of whack jobs. A hate-mongering Islamophobic group decided to have a "free speech" event in Garland, Texas. It wasn't so much as a free speech event as much as it was an event designed to insult and bait Muslims. It worked. You'd have... Continue Reading →
Update: There were a lot of comments on social media and at Gocomics about how I drew each officer white. Three of the six officers charged are African-American with one being female. So why did I draw each of them white and male? For one very technical reason, I drew the cartoon before the photos... Continue Reading →
I'm sure you've seen the video footage of the mother who found her son taking part in the Baltimore riots. When I was about 14 years old I was with some kids who broke a window by throwing rocks at it. I didn't even take part in it. I swear. That didn't matter to the... Continue Reading →
Exclusive cartoon for The Daily Dot. People wonder how a community can destroy itself. I wonder the same about this nation's police community.
Yeah, I fell back on a cliche for this cartoon. Sorry about that. While this was still in the idea stage I couldn't resist the artwork I had in mind. I promise to go a few more years before my next "in the pocket" cartoon. The Clintons are not corrupt. They're sloppy and dishonest but... Continue Reading →
U.S. Republican Senator Ted Cruz spent a lot of time politicking against the nomination of Loretta Lynch to the post of Attorney General. A few days ago he swore he'd vote against the nomination. On the senate floor Thursday he continued to rail against her. As the senate voted to make Lynch the first black... Continue Reading →
