Love him or hate him, Rall has a unique drawing style and makes caustic social commentary that sets him apart from the pack. America Gone Wild features Rall's most controversial cartoons assembled for ...
LOS ANGELES — Last Monday, the Los Angeles Times dropped political cartoonist Ted Rall over questions about the accuracy of a blog post written in May. In that post, Rall described a 2001 incident in ...
Stars and Stripes was never meant to be the Pentagon’s mouthpiece. It exists to serve as an independent voice for those who serve, and for the military families who depend on its reporting to ...
Even when the country was rallying around President Bush, syndicated cartoonist and columnist Rall remained in a state of outrage—one he effectively maintains throughout this book, a set of essay-like ...
When the News Literacy Project surveyed American teens last fall, the results were sobering: 84% described news media as “biased,” “boring” or “bad.” In her latest report for E&P, Diane Sylvester ...
A good, solid, well-rounded political cartoonist needs three things: a sense of humor, a set of convictions, and a modicum of artistic talent. Prolific, controversial artist Ted Rall highlights the ...
Since Sept. 11, editorial cartoonist and columnist Ted Rall has become the proverbial man people love to hate, thanks to his strips and commentaries excoriating "Generalissimo El Busho," attributing ...
Cartoonist Ted Rall says he has received numerous death threats over a cartoon he did this week that satirized the media’s response to the death of Pat Tillman, the former pro-football player killed ...
For 60 years, The Atlanta Voice has chronicled, celebrated and amplified Black Atlanta, carrying forward a mission born during the Civil Rights Movement. Today, the publication is honoring that legacy ...
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