Author
Liza Donnelly
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About Author
Liza Donnelly is a cartoonist and writer for The New Yorker, where she has been contributing since 1979, making her one of the magazine's longest-standing contributors. A pioneering voice in political and social commentary through visual satire, she has published over 2,000 cartoons and illustrations that challenge conventional narratives on gender, politics, and power. Donnelly's work extends beyond traditional cartooning—she's a cultural commentator who live-draws major political events worldwide and serves as a Resident Cartoonist at CBS News. Her fearless visual journalism cuts through establishment spin, capturing the absurdities and hypocrisies of political theater with wit that refuses to accept official narratives at face value. An advocate for women's rights and free expression globally, she uses her pen as a weapon against groupthink, making her a dissident voice in an increasingly conformist media landscape.
Frequency of Publication
Daily
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