Category Archives: News
The Politics Of Women and Clothing
With this post, I am back– I took a leave of absence. Please visit my other blog on Medium to see some of the recent cartoons I have been drawing, and of course you can see a lot of my … Continue reading
Hillary Chatter
This cartoon originally appeared on Medium, a relatively new blog platform started by the by Twitter co-founders Evan Williams and Biz Stone. Every Monday morning, they publish a cartoon/comic of mine on politics for a section of Medium called The … Continue reading
Missing Women In Nigeria
I am not sure why the news story about how roughly 220 young women were abducted from a school in Nigeria is not more prominent in the American media. Cynically, I have a feeling it’s because, well, it’s not about … Continue reading
Being on The Radio Station I Love
I love radio, particularly news radio. The interviews, analysis, call-ins about issues in the news, local or national are all great, and what I listen to while I work. My favorite station is the New York City station WNYC, and … Continue reading
Women On Men Is Here!
I am excited to announce that my new book of cartoons and writing, Women On Men, is available as a ebook. Below is a sneak peak of some of the drawings. The book is a collections of over 200 of … Continue reading
Anthony Weiner is Strange, But Also Is A Typical Politician
My latest thoughts on Anthony Help-Us-Get-Beyond Weiner.. Please visit my column on Forbes for more about Mr. Danger!
Wendy Davis, Rick Perry And Shoes
What a busy week! Something for (almost) everyone. Civil Rights, Voting Rights, Gay Marriage Rights, Immigration Rights and Abortion Rights. It’s hard to know what to focus on as a cartoonist. I could cartoon all of them, but actually I … Continue reading
A Hopeful Little Girl Wants To Be One Of Many Women Astronauts
I really was happy when I read the news the other day that NASA’s new astronaut recruits are half women. Four men, four women. Then–as I often do–I questioned my enthusiasm. Does this mean that being an astronaut means lower … Continue reading
The Steubenville Case and The Power of Humor
Had it not been for social media, we might not know about the horrible things that were done to the young woman that night in Steubenville, Ohio. Sadly, the attitude and behavior of the young football players, to a degree, … Continue reading
The Problem That Has No Name, Or Now Has A Name, But Maybe Still Doesn’t
Today is the 50th anniversary of the publication of Betty Friedan‘s groundbreaking book, “The Feminine Mystique.” Her famous assertion, that women are suffering from a ‘problem that has no name’ may still be true, or it may not. Friedan’s book … Continue reading
When Do They Serve The Wine? 