| Herbert L. Block was for many years an editorial cartoonist for the Washington Post, where his distinct point of view, given free rein by his paper, established him as a pull-no-punches cartoonist. He conveyed the public's fears of the atomic bomb through a menacing character called "Mr. Atom". He saw the civil rights of the nation's black population as the next big agenda item. He even attacked the Daughters of the American Revolution for discrimination. He showed the courage of his convictions (showing 500 of 24786 characters). |
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