Coming to Terms with Being an Anti-Russian Russian “Let them eat sh**.” This is what my daughter’s piano teacher said to me in Russian over the phone about Ukrainians. A prim 68 year old woman who wears her hair in a bun, I was taken aback by her statement. “I’m from the Ukraine,” I reminded her, still shocked by her…
I want to say thank you. Ukraine would not be alive without you. Many more people would be dead physically and spiritually. Not fighting a war is not an option for Ukraine right now. It is the equivalent of suicide. Some of you don’t follow the news, and you have a right not to. For others, it’s not an option.
Today marks the 86th day of the war in Ukraine, but who’s counting anymore. The war has become a habit. The shock and anger of the first few weeks has morphed into complacency.
Thirteenth in a series of political cartoons about the war in Ukraine.
Twelfth in a series of cartoons about the war in Ukraine.
Eleventh in a series of cartoons about the war in Ukraine.
Tenth in a series of political cartoons about the war in Ukraine.
Ninth in a series of cartoons about the war in Ukraine.
Eighth in a series of political cartoons about the war in Ukraine.
Seventh in a series of cartoons about Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
