#egypt
In Egypt, a single sharply-drawn caricature has often spoken more defiantly than a thousand words. As Egyptians overthrew governments, protested injustice, and sought new freedoms, one weapon has remained constant and quietly mighty: the satirical cartoon. From colonial resistance to digital dissent, caricature has served as a visual battlefield where Egyptians waged their quiet revolutions. During Egypt’s most turbulent modern moments, such as the anti-colonial protests of the 1919 Revolution and the electrified rallies of Tahrir Square in 2011, caricature…
