The brave are those who are courageous in behavior and character, who do not need validation for their actions.

Explore how Tribune political cartoons from the Roaring 20s to Civil Rights reflect nostalgia, culture wars and historical challenges in governance.

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Mr. Tim and Mrs. Laura may look like your average people, but they’ve touched the hearts of children in Louisiana since 1986 in their own educational school programs.

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One of those cartoons, created for my first trip to Comic-Con, featured a turbaned and bearded Captain America. It made a three-dimensional spark in Fiona's imagination.