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Political cartoons use illustrations and images to convey political or social commentary on current events and issues. They aim to influence public opinion or satirize aspects of government and politics through visual metaphor and humor. Cartoons from the Reconstruction era often portrayed newly freed slaves and their allies in Congress as threatening to white Southerners in an effort to undermine policies of racial equality and integration.
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