Antisemitism has surged in public discourse and institutions, including entertainment circles, prompting concern over its impact on creative communities and public discourse. The piece frames this hostility as a direct assault on Hollywood itself. It takes the position that such prejudice must be confronted as a destructive force undermining cultural institutions.
antisemitism hate
Jul
23
2026
A political cartoon from July 2026 depicts the Democratic Party symbol adoring a Nazi soldier who declares hatred for Jews. The image responds to ongoing accusations of antisemitism within progressive circles and Democratic leadership. The editorial position frames Democrats as willing to embrace or overlook explicit Jew hatred for political gain.
Apr
19
2025
A new political cartoon by Margolis & Cox shows the statue of John Harvard seated with hand to chin, pondering accusations of antisemitism on campus. Two donkey figures, one wearing a pink bow and the other a red Harvard cap, stand at the base holding books. The speech bubble reads: I WONDER WHAT PURITAN JOHN HARVARD WOULD THINK ABOUT THE ACCUSATIONS OF ANTI-SEMITISM ON CAMPUS. The April 2025 cartoon references ongoing debates at Harvard and other universities about campus protests, bias incidents, and responses to events involving Israel and Hamas.
Apr
13
2025
The cartoon replaces the standard motto on Harvard's shield with the phrase Death to Israel across three books. It responds to ongoing reports of antisemitic incidents and anti-Israel protests at the university in early 2025. The image uses the official crest to underscore accusations of institutional tolerance for extreme rhetoric targeting Israel and Jewish students.
Apr
23
2024
