Just look at this cartoon ... the Civil War.” Left to manage their own affairs, many of the former Confederate states passed Black Codes that stripped African-Americans of almost all rights ...

McCoy said he was inspired to draw the cartoon after DeVos was blocked from ... at the height of the Civil Rights Movement. Braving an angry white mob, Bridges had to be escorted into her New ...

And they plucked an old cartoon from ... one that roiled the civil rights movement when it first appeared in 1967 and has lost none of its ability to outrage. The drawing shows a white hand ...

Unsurprisingly, the drawings from the Civil War often fell solidly in the realm of propaganda; Nast staunchly supported abolition, civil rights and the Republicans. But even after the war ended ...

The Tennessee GOP House of Representatives expels two Democratic Black members in a civil ... rights moment reminiscent of 1963. More from The Bee’s Opinion Team: See the latest editorial ...