I think the point of that is to debunk the articles that are stating they did so due to this particular strip, it was already done weeks prior to it's release .
"However, the reality is that the strip had already been dropped by all Gannett-owned newspapers weeks before this newest strip was released. Doonesbury, the first comic strip to win the Pulitzer Prize for Editorial Cartooning, was one of a number of newspaper comic strips to lose its spot in Gannett-owned newspapers due to a unified approach by Gannett towards the "funny pages" of its newspapers."
Gannett is "allowing" its papers to choose from an approved list - they know better than we do. (my sarcasm)
I remember way back when the LA Times chose not to publish one Doonesbury comic that showed Frank Sinatra with gangsters. They did not want to ruffle his feathers. I Stopped my subscription that day and told them why. Fuck censorship. And long live Doonesbury.
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Isn't that the point of
Isn't that the point of Doonesbury? Always has been. So much for "freedom of the press." Go publish but we'll not circulate.
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https://www.cbr.com
https://www.cbr.com/doonesbury-comic-strip-banned-gannett-owned-newspapers/
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So Gannett didn't ban it,
So Gannett didn't ban it, they just dropped it? Is that the point of the above link? Just semantics really. Ridiculous.
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I think the point of that is
I think the point of that is to debunk the articles that are stating they did so due to this particular strip, it was already done weeks prior to it's release .
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^That makes it sound like the
^That makes it sound like the strip above was more of a parting shot by Trudeau then.
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Gannett planned to drop
Gannett planned to drop Doonesbury weeks ago.
"However, the reality is that the strip had already been dropped by all Gannett-owned newspapers weeks before this newest strip was released. Doonesbury, the first comic strip to win the Pulitzer Prize for Editorial Cartooning, was one of a number of newspaper comic strips to lose its spot in Gannett-owned newspapers due to a unified approach by Gannett towards the "funny pages" of its newspapers."
Gannett is "allowing" its papers to choose from an approved list - they know better than we do. (my sarcasm)
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I remember way back when the
I remember way back when the LA Times chose not to publish one Doonesbury comic that showed Frank Sinatra with gangsters. They did not want to ruffle his feathers. I Stopped my subscription that day and told them why. Fuck censorship. And long live Doonesbury.