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LOCATION: New York City This political cartoon references the cry for social reform and end of political corruption in America. It was heated issue during the presidential election of 1884. Columbia, the personification of America, sits in her chair blindfolded, weighing 'sin' with the weight of 'political influence' against 'law.' This represents the idea of blind justice, which the courts were supposed to stand upon. In her lap rests the sword of liberty. Above Columbia's head is a sign reading, 'Free pass for political criminals' decorated with a skull and crossbones, and a tired, sulking bald eagle. Laying the trash in the foreground is 'law,' representing the political corruption going on at the time. Artist's Biography

The figure standing behind Columbia might be Grover Cleveland, who was running as a Democratic candidate for the presidential elections. His platform was that of anti-corruption and was a favorite among those seeking reform. In his left hands are a series of ballots labeled 'votes,' likely referring to his hopes for presidency. In his left hands is the 'Boss Whip,' which would refer to his idea of beating out corruption.
Inventory Number: 91393
Price: $50.00 Publisher : Published by Harper's Weekly. May 17, 1884.

Power Behind the Throne of Justice. The : The Civil Courts Must be Emancipated from Un-Civil Politics.

Engraving, 1884.
Image size 11 7/16 x 9 5/16" (29 x 23.6 cm).
Good condition. 18th-19th Century Subjects, Caricatures and Satirical, Political

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LOCATION: New York City This political cartoon references the cry for social reform and end of political corruption in America. It was heated issue during the presidential election of 1884. Columbia, the personification of America, sits in her chair blindfolded, weighing 'sin' with the weight of 'political influence' against 'law.'

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"Lori Alexander, founder of The Transformed Wife, joins Pastor Joel Webbon for a conversation about biblical womanhood. Should women be preachers? Should women work outside of the home? What is a 'gentle and quiet spirit'? What does it mean for Sarah to call Abraham her 'lord'?

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Childish Gambino - This Is America (Official Video)

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"Satanic feminism inverts the order. Fallen women crave power. Fallen women lead the charge. Fallen women flaunt their beauty. Fallen women dominate the men." (Four Features of a Godly Woman by Anthony Wood) Biblical womanhood brings back God's order.

Godly women don't crave power. They don't want to rule their husbands. They don't want to be CEOs, political leaders, or even the president. They know that God's created order was for men to be the ones in leadership. They don't want to be Pastors nor Elders in the churches. They don't need to get their own way. They don't need attention. They know who they are in Christ. They know His ways are perfect. They love His ways. They want to obey Him in everything, since He alone is the one with absolute power.

Godly women don't lead the charge. They don't want to be in charge of their marriage. They don't want to be in charge of anyone else except for the children the Lord blesses with and their homes. They understand that this is the role the Lord has given to them, and they are thankful. They love being keepers at home, and they work hard in their homes. They understand that the work they do in being help meets to their husbands, mothers to their children, and keepers at home are all storing beautiful treasures in heaven. They live with the end in mind. Eternity is always in their vision. They want Christ to be in charge of their lives and allow their husbands to lead the charge as commanded by God.

Godly women don't flaunt their beauty. They pursue meek and quiet spirits instead. They dress and act modestly. They know that true adorning and beauty comes from the inside, so they work more on this rather than on their outward beauty. They want to be known for their kindness, gentleness, and goodness instead of on how they look. The want to dress and act in a way that pleases their Savior.

Godly women don't dominate men. They don't want to dominate their husbands nor any other men in their lives. They won't use manipulation nor emotional outbursts in order to get their way. They live in submission to their husbands. They also live in submission to the elders in their churches. They respect the contribution that men have made in their lives. They appreciate them. They don't give into the feminist agenda of fighting for "equality" which actually means women want to be superior. They know this isn't God's will for women, since women are the weaker vessel and more easily deceived. They accept God's perfect will for them instead.

Live with the end in mind, women. The time that you invest into your husband, children, and home have eternal value. Learn contentment in these ministries that the Lord has given to you.

If ye then be risen with Christ, seek those things which are above, where Christ sitteth on the right hand of God. Set your affection on things above, not on things on the earth. For ye are dead, and your life is hid with Christ in God.
Colossians 3:1-3

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"Satanic feminism inverts the order. Fallen women crave power. Fallen women lead the charge. Fallen women flaunt their beauty. Fallen women dominate the men." (Four Features of a Godly Woman by Anthony Wood ) Biblical womanhood brings back God's order. Godly women don't crave power. They don't want to rule their husbands.

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https://www.cartooningforpeace.org/en/dessinateurs/firoozeh/

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An Iranian-born artist, Firoozeh Mozaffari studied graphic design in Tehran.

She works with several newspapers such as Shargh, Etemad, Farhikhtegan and a news website Khabaronline. She has acted as a referee in many international cartoon competitions in Iran and also in 29th Aydin Dogan cartoon competition in Turkey. She also received several awards for her cartoons during festivals in Iran and has been one of the 4 hranian cartoonists who were awarded by Kofi Annan in 2012.

Despite being a very active member in the executive committee of the international cartoon biennials that take place each year in Tehran, Firoozeh boycotted the ninth event to protest against the violence after the presidential elections in 2009.

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An Iranian-born artist, Firoozeh Mozaffari studied graphic design in Tehran. She works with several newspapers such as Shargh, Etemad, Farhikhtegan and a news website Khabaronline. She has acted as a referee in many international cartoon competitions in Iran and also in 29th Aydin Dogan cartoon competition in Turkey.

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http://www.youtube.com/c/RussellBrand?sub_confirmation=1

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Welcome to my YouTube channel! Everybody knows that the old ideas won’t help us. Religion is dead. Capitalism is dead. Communism is dead. Where will the answers of the next century lie? Particularly, when we’re facing a mental health epidemic and ecological melt down. On this channel my videos ex…

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Banksy's work is now in the Gaza Strip.

The artist, who uses public spaces for his often-provocative murals, posted images that he said were of art he created in the Gaza Strip, along with a two-minute video of life in the Palestinian territory, titled "Make this the year YOU discover a new destination."

Here are some of the murals, which you can also see on Banksy's own website.

Banksy writes about this image:

"A local man came up and said 'Please - what does this mean?' I explained I wanted to highlight the destruction in Gaza by posting photos on my website - but on the internet people only look at pictures of kittens."

And on his website, he writes about the mural below: "Gaza is often described as 'the world's largest open air prison' because no-one is allowed to enter or leave. But that seems a bit unfair to prisons - they don't have their electricity and drinking water cut off randomly almost every day."

Banksy is known for his political art that is often provocative. And these images, and the video below, are likely to have supporters as well as detractors given that they deal with the impact last year's fighting between Hamas, which runs Gaza, and Israel had on the territory.

The two-minute video has a line that reads: "If we wash our hands of the conflict between the powerful and the powerless we side with the powerful - we don't remain neutral."

The artist also posted one of the murals in Gaza on Instagram:

#Banksy #Gaza

A photo posted by Banksy (@banksy.co.uk) on

A publicist for the artist, whose identity is not known, released a statement to The New York Times that said:

"I don't want to take sides. But when you see entire suburban neighborhoods reduced to rubble with no hope of a future - what you're really looking at is a vast outdoor recruitment center for terrorists. And we should probably address this for all our sakes."

Banksy's work has previously appeared in the West Bank and other parts of the world, including his native U.K. In 2010, the artist worked on the opening sequence for The Simpsons that featured an Asian sweatshop.

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Banksy's work is now in the Gaza Strip. The artist, who uses public spaces for his often-provocative murals, posted images that he said were of art he created in the Gaza Strip, along with a two-minute video of life in the Palestinian territory, titled "Make this the year YOU discover a new destination."

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Globecartoon - Political Cartoons - Patrick Chappatte

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Russian Annexation

In 2008, Russia went to war with Georgia and annexed South Ossetia. One year after this fierce battle, Chappatte visited the small secessionist territory with the help of the ICRC. A reportage that takes on new relevance, in the context of the war in Ukraine.

Read the story

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globecartoon - political cartoons - patrick chappatte

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In 2008, Russia went to war with Georgia and annexed South Ossetia. One year after this fierce battle, Chappatte visited the small secessionist territory with the help of the ICRC. A reportage that takes on new relevance, in the context of the war in Ukraine. Read the story

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DISCRIMINATION OF WOMEN IN A RELIGIOUS INSTITUTION

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DISCRIMINATION OF WOMEN IN A RELIGIOUS INSTITUTION

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https://www.wikiart.org/en/norman-rockwell

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Norman Rockwell - 238 artworks - painting

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Norman Rockwell lived in the XIX – XX cent., a remarkable figure of American Regionalism. Find more works of this artist at Wikiart.org – best visual art database.

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Ben Jennings is an award-winning cartoonist/illustrator. Prints of his Guardian cartoons are available here

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@doodleodrama (Instagram). She's a self-taught cartoonist, illustrator, storyteller...some of her work highlights sexual abuse...can be paired with 'Little Red Cap'?

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Pamphletes et al.

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This is the official website of Afghanistan's first graffiti artist, Shamsia Hassani. Shamsia's works have been exhibited in USA, Afghanistan, India, Germany, Denmark, Switzerland, Italy, Turkey, and other countries. She has motivated hundreds of Afghans to bring in their creativity through her graffiti festivals, art classes, exhibitions in nine countries of three continents around the world.

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Area of Exploration Guiding Questions
1. In what ways is meaning constructed, negotiated, expressed and interpreted?
2. How does the structure or style of a text affect meaning?

Guiding Conceptual Questions (Combining Concepts)
1.  In what ways can identity and culture be creatively expressed and why?
2.  How are language and visuals creatively used to express and affirm identity and why?

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Soweto Uprising: The Story Behind Sam Nzima's Photograph | 100 Photos | TIME

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Could pair with Duffy quite well - some of the art takes on quite a feminist lens e.g. 'Everyone I have ever slept with'

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henry ford portrait artwork augusto sanchez artist complete paintings taschen frieda kahlo famous paintings kahlo diego famous frida