Charleston, South Carolina Church Shooting by Dave Granlund

by John Cronin | Jun 21, 2015 | EarthDesk Sunday | 0 comments

After all these years, it is still the case that we fight “strangeness” – the fear of anything different — to protect “our own.” But the larger ideal of respect and decency for all must be the backbone of any movement, the environmental movement included. ~ Pete Seeger, EarthDesk, June 27, 2013

By Dave Granland. Via Cagle Cartoons. Used with permission.

By Dave Granlund. Via Cagle Cartoons. Used with permission.

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Dave Granlund’s work has appeared in the New York Times, Chicago Tribune, Christian Science Monitor, GateHouse Media, Cape Cod Times, Newsday and magazines such as Newsweek. Also shown nationally on FoxNews.com, MSNBC.com, HBO, PBS, NPR, CNN and NBC’s Today Show.

His newspaper honors include awards from: UPI, New England Press Association, International Association of Business Communicators, Bronze Quill Award IABC; Associated Press, Massachusetts Press Association and New England Press Award. His work has been entered numerous times for the Pulitzer Prize.

To visit Dave’s website follow this link.

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