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Gray comic by Depiction of Life: crowd of faces, a bearded man holds a swastika flag. Bubbles: "If you are in a rally... ...and there's a Nazi flag... ...and the person holding the flag is not getting kicked out." Lone figure: "Well... you are in a Nazi rally."

If the Nazi Flag Stays, It's a Nazi Rally

A Depiction of Life comic on guilt by association: if a rally tolerates a Nazi flag, it's a Nazi rally. A blunt civics lesson, not a nostalgia throwback.

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Gray comic by Depiction of Life: crowd of faces, a bearded man holds a swastika flag. Bubbles: "If you are in a rally... ...and there's a Nazi flag... ...and the person holding the flag is not getting kicked out." Lone figure: "Well... you are in a Nazi rally."

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A cross-stitch in a wooden hoop, stitched to look like lined notebook paper with a red margin line and blue rules. In black block lettering it reads: "When they go low, you fucking punch them in the neck so they know you mean business. This is about power not affect." White background with bold text. Black text reads "even one" followed by a small black circle containing a white swastika. Large red text reads "NAZI". Below it, black text reads "is too many". A circular photo of a bearded man with glasses in a dark jacket stands beside a quote. Text: "Historians have a word for Germans who joined the Nazi party, not because they hated Jews, but out of a hope for restored patriotism, or a sense of economic anxiety, or a hope to preserve their religious values, or dislike of their opponents, or raw political opportunism, or convenience, or ignorance, or greed. That word… Newspaper clipping headed "Letter of the Week" with the title "What is wrong with you?" Jonna Ramey of Salt Lake City, a 67-year-old white woman, says her WWII-serving parents fought fascism, tells white supremacists to put down their Tiki torches and get involved in real work, and says all Americans stand against hatred and bigotry. White chalk-style lettering on black reads: "NEXT TIME YOU THINK ART DOESNT MATTER, CONSIDER HOW SCARED THE FASCISTS ARE OF" followed by "SIDEWALK CHALK" in rainbow-colored letters. A pile of colorful sidewalk chalk sticks sits at lower left. Credit: @therapywithmaggieLPC A person holds a tan cardboard protest sign on a brick street, face mostly out of frame. Hand-lettered in black and red: "Remember this: Freedom is a pure idea. It occurs spontaneously and without instruction. Remember that fear is the mask of oppression. Remember this: TRY"

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