The Dr. Seuss Antifa Cartoons You've Probably Never Seen
Weird, America First was problematic in the 1940's too?
Dr. Seuss covered a lot of ground in his career: wockets... pockets... the wockets that live inside of those pockets. He also found time to draw over 400 political cartoons for PM, a daily New York City newspaper, over the course of 2 years.
It's a little jarring to see your favorite characters making cameos in some of his work. More jarring still is how his depictions of an America attempting to bury its head in the sand are more relevant than ever.
It's a little jarring to see your favorite characters making cameos in some of his work. More jarring still is how his depictions of an America attempting to bury its head in the sand are more relevant than ever.
