And above her, a man with elephant cuffs on his wrist, is pinning her down with one hand and covering her mouth with the other. "I understand it's hard for people to look at, especially people who might be survivors of sexual assault," MacKinnon told CBC News. "For that reason though, I think a lot of people also agree that you can't turn off the conversation, pretend it didn't happen or look away." Bruce MacKinnon's cartoon based on Christine Blasey Ford's testimony has been repeatedly shared on Facebook and is drawing strong reaction. "So I think just the way the image fell on the paper kind of grabs a lot of people."

Source: CBC News September 30, 2018 19:07 UTC