Ann Telnaes resigns from The Washington Post after the paper rejected a cartoon about Jeff Bezos.

Ann Telnaes resigns from The Washington Post after the paper rejected a cartoon about Jeff Bezos.

(Sketch of murdered cartoon) Ann Telnaes posted a note on her Substack page yesterday explaining why she is quitting her job at The Washington Post. The Post refused to publish a cartoon depicting Jeff Bezos, the paper's owner, among other billionaires kneeling and offering their money to a statue of President-elect Donald Trump.

The Washington Post, faded to black

The Washington Post, faded to black

Jeff Bezos, owner of The Washington Post since 2013, prevented the paper from calling for a vote for Kamala Harris. The newspaper will not be able to expressly support any of the options. This breaks a tradition of almost half a century. Just a few days after making public the decision to "remain

Washington Post withdraws Michael Ramirez cartoon and apologizes

Washington Post withdraws Michael Ramirez cartoon and apologizes

TR: "How dare Israel attack civilians..." Michael Ramirez cartoon published on 8 November. There is another war going on in editorial cartoons, one that provokes clashes to dominate what they call the "story" and in which many battles are fought, even if we only know a few of them. If in October the

The Washington Post withdraws cartoon caricaturing Ted Cruz's daughters as monkeys

The Washington Post withdraws cartoon caricaturing Ted Cruz's daughters as monkeys

The Washington Post removed this Ann Telnaes cartoon about Ted Cruz's daughters 22/12/2015 The Washington Post has decided to withdraw the cartoon/animation (animated gif) of Ann Telnaes published on Tuesday 22 December, which caricatured the daughters of Republican candidate Ted Cruz as little monkeys. The same day, in the afternoon, the cartoon disappeared

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