In our Power issue, we asked The Nib’s Inkwell members what gives them power.
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The Nib Interview: Joe Sacco
“You’re trying to get to an essential truth. A literal truth is impossible if you’re drawing something.”
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In/Vulnerable: Inequity in the Time of Pandemic
The COVID-19 pandemic hit the United States at a moment when the wealth divide was at record levels: millions of people living paycheck to paycheck, uninsured and unhoused, in a country that is home to the most billionaires in the world. Created in collaboration with Reveal from The Center for Investigative Reporting, In/Vulnerable captures both the…
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Letters to the Editor: What Do You Think is a Scam?
We asked our readers in the pages of our Scams issue.
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Letters to the Editor: What Will You Do After the Empire Collapses?
Climate collapse, nuclear war, Trump’s tweets… one way or another, human civilization doesn’t seem long for this world.
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Queerness Has Always Been Part of Life in the Middle East
Modern critics with an agenda would smear Islam as homophobic – but the historical record shows those ideas were introduced by colonialism. Sources.
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What Our Dads Say About The Nib Magazine
For our Family we aked our dads to show us some love.
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CENSORED: Ten Anti-Trump Cartoons The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Refuses To Publish
The paper suddenly won’t run the work of veteran cartoonist and former Pulitzer finalist Rob Rogers’ work for being too critical of Trump. We wonder, where’s all the outrage about “free speech?”
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We’re Having Elections in Egypt. They’re a Sham.
We’re a long way from the hope of the Arab Spring.
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Meet America’s Youngest Anti-Trump Cartoonist
Nate, age 11, has a remarkable hobby.
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