Find examples of political cartoons from newspapers, websites etc. and then write an explanation of the satire – how and why it is being used by the artist.

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Explanation:

UnOrdinary can be found on webtoon

Uru chan the artist of UnOrdinary. To immediatley let our readers know that the world that they live in is one of a heiarchy. Simply put if you are weak you cannot expect to live fully free. Someone else more powerful at the top will always have power over you. and that's what their world literally is. abilites and power. By the main focus being on the abilities and giving us the information that you would have to be powerful to be the one in control.   there is no slavery but there is one clear message they do gave. They may be free but if you are weak you could never be their equal. But letting those characters with weak or no abilities get beaten up only gives us a hint of how their goverment really looks like

Attack on Titan is a manga and an anime by Hajime Isayama

Where the characters of Aot are a little different instead of a social heiarchy they show us something different but all too familar  in our history. There are characters in a country who are supressed and to tell them apart from the countrys people not only do they live somewhere else where they are being watched closely by that country they wear arm bands. Sound Familar? In our history we can connect this scene to the Jews when representing the plight of the jews in the holocaust. Like how the jews were surpressed since they weren't viewed as perfect. the race in Aot was not viewed that way either since that race could turn into giant humiond man eating creatures [only under specific conditons] hich is the reason why they are persecuted in the first place. This can hit home to many people who are other than jews because of the racial injustice and because this was something that we can connect to our history with just some changes

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