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After One Hundred Fifty-Nine Years. American cartoon by Clifford K. Berryman, 1934, on the injustice of the District of Columbias lack of representation in the U. S. Congress
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After One Hundred Fifty-Nine Years. American cartoon by Clifford K. Berryman, 1934, on the injustice of the District of Columbias lack of representation in the U. S. Congress
TAXATION CARTOON, 1934.
After One Hundred Fifty-Nine Years. American cartoon by Clifford K. Berryman, 1934, on the injustice of the District of Columbias lack of representation in the U.S. Congress
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1775 1934 American Revolution Battle Berryman Clifford Congress Lexington Minute Man Personification Politics Tricorn Washington Injustice
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After One Hundred Fifty-Nine Years
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is a powerful American cartoon by Clifford K. Berryman, created in 1934, that sheds light on the long-standing injustice faced by the District of Columbia in its lack of representation in the U. S. Congress. The image captures the essence of this issue through clever symbolism and historical references. In this thought-provoking print, Berryman employs various elements to convey his message effectively. A personified District of Columbia stands at the center, representing the voiceless capital city yearning for equal political rights after nearly 160 years since its establishment. Dressed as a Minute Man from the American Revolution era, DC holds a tricorn hat reminiscent of those worn during battles fought for liberty and justice. The background showcases Lexington's Battle scene from 1775, emphasizing how DC's struggle for representation echoes past fights against oppression and taxation without representation during colonial times. This juxtaposition highlights an ongoing battle that has yet to be won. Through this poignant artwork, Berryman prompts viewers to reflect upon North America's democratic values while questioning why such an injustice persists within its own capital city. By drawing attention to this issue with his skillful artistry and historical allusions, Berryman sparks conversations about political equality and fair governance. This timeless piece serves as a reminder that progress should not be hindered by outdated systems or overlooked injustices – it calls upon us to advocate for change and ensure that every voice is heard in our nation's halls of power.
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