Then draw a cartoon showing your view. It doesn’t have to be funny like some comics; just focus on telling the story and persuading people that your way is right.

A Brooklyn mom was horrified to find a book of antisemitic and anti-American political cartoons as part of a kids display on world cultures at the Brooklyn Public Library in Bed-Stuy this week.

Nast drew a lot of political cartoons, and he is credited with making the donkey and elephant famous symbols of the parties. And in fact, the Republicans eventually adopted the elephant as their ...