 by Miss Lasko-Gross Miss Lasko-Gross is a NYC based Graphic Novelist. This work is a response to being rudely (but necessarily) ejected from her "liberal bubble" and forced to confront the will of an angrier, coarser, country. Where bigotry is NOT the dwindling fringe position she had assumed.
 by Rumi Hara Rumi says, "I believe in the power of intelligent, talented and strong women. "
 by Kim Johnson Kim Johnson is an artist living in Stamford, CT. Kim says “We are erecting ever more walls, both real and psychological, to separate us from the “other”- whether in terms of race, culture, sex, or religion. The bird can ignore these walls, and trespass, as we should
We were attractive and modern,” Francesca said. The sisters have a suggestion for their American counterparts as they prepare for the Million Women’s March on Washington, the day after Trump’s inauguration. “Do not make something against him, but communicate the idea that women are the nation,” Cristina said. “This is strength—it’s there, it’s something that he has to face. from Can Women Bring Down Trump?, by Ariel Levy
 by Glynnis Fawkes Glynnis Fawkes is an artist living in Burlington VT. Glynnis says: "Miriam was an archaeologist as well as the team's official government minder. She knew a lot of jokes. In searching for her, I found a CV from 2010 via WikiLeaks Syrian Files, otherwise no other activity on the internet. My heart goes to her and her generous family.
 by Anne Jordan Anne says, "I drew this image the day after the election because I felt we'd betrayed Muslim Americans."
 by Nicky Minus Nicky Minus is an artist living in Sydney, Australia. Nicky says: "I made this comic to highlight and acknowledge the many ways each day that individuals are faced with oppressive and controlling forces that seek to wear down a person into submission. Resistance is more important than ever."
 by Sarah Romano Diehl Sarah says, "Sometimes what a situation calls for is a good old fashioned eye pecking."
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