On January 7, 2015, three masked men opened fire in the offices of Charlie Hebdo, a French satirical paper known for its provocative cartoons ridiculing all manner of political and religious culture. When the gunmen’s spree was finished, the voice of Charlie Hebdo was silenced with the death of over twelve of the editorial staff.
This tragedy was carried about by cowards, children so afraid of cartoons that they were willing to take the lives of the men that drew them. The lives can be taken, but the cartoons of Charlie Hebdo cannot.
Cartoon from Charlie Hebdo
Cartoon from Charlie Hebdo
Cartoon from Charlie Hebdo
Cartoon from Charlie Hebdo
Cartoon from Charlie Hebdo
Cartoon from Charlie Hebdo
Cartoon from Charlie Hebdo
Cartoonists Jean Cabut (Cabu,) Bernard Verlhac (Tingous,) Georges Wolinski, and Stéphane Charbonnier (Charb.)
