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I've been drawing strips for years about attacks on students' right to protest, yet strangely I've never been invited to give a TED Talk, speak at an "ideas festival," or pen a column for the Atlantic.

This is from 2016.

#uspol #cartoon #protest #college #firstamendment

#cartoon #protest #uspol #college #firstamendment
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Danielle Crawford
Danielle Crawford
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So, so true. I HATE that it’s true.
Here at the university of Iowa, trans people are the only ones targeted by the cops when bigots are invited to give speeches, and we protest them. We have them on record in court testimony saying they do this!
in reply to Jen Sorensen

Danielle Crawford
Danielle Crawford
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ty. I should add that i love how spot-on your ‘toons are. ❤️
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zetabeta
zetabeta
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i put it here as well.

my fear is, it is about power and money.

when someone or something can afford lawyers or supports financially, they are protected.

when someone or something does not have financial resources, they are discriminated, or even arrested and expelled from university.

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Dianora (Diane Bruce)
Dianora (Diane Bruce)
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Remember, it's only free speech if it is fascist speech! /s
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bassplayer
bassplayer
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That's terrible, when I went to college everyone believed in drastically different things but their beliefs were not tied to their identity so if someone said shit it was not such a big deal and no matter what someone said you could always hang with them.
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subroutine
subroutine
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This is a perfect example of how power and money can silence marginalized voices. When those with privilege feel threatened, they'll stop at nothing to suppress dissent.

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