AD“I’m not just the author of the book; I’m the publisher and the book agent,” he said with a laugh. But after work, Carr would turn his attention to editorial cartooning. In the introduction to his book, Carr bemoans the dearth of political cartoons with a “Black spin” in White newspapers. Although its true that there are too few Black political cartoonists working in mainstream media, there are some who would surely meet with Carr’s approval. Carr began drawing comic book characters as a boy while growing up in West Baltimore, in the 1930s.

Source: Washington Post September 29, 2020 23:03 UTC