From humorous depictions of wealth gaps to thought-provoking illustrations on poverty, our socio-economic inequality cartoons spark discussion and raise awareness. So, let's add a touch of humor to the fight for a more equitable world.

Our collection of thought-provoking cartoons on economic inequality will add a touch of humor while sparking important conversations about wealth distribution, social mobility, and fairness. Use them in articles, presentations, or social media posts to engage your audience in a meaningful way. Let's bridge the gap together, one cartoon at a time.

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Feb 19, 2021 · To do out bit in raising awareness, here are 10 powerful cartoons calling for social justice. Enrico Bertuccioli draws a colorful but haunting image of capitalism, a faceless monster that leaves many destitute. Can capitalism and social justice coexist? Because the economy tends to favor the rich.

May 23, 2016 · Economist Paul Krugman calls this phenomenon “The Great Compression” because these policies created a lot more parity — and held inequality at bay for about 40 years.

CartoonStock.com understands that socio-economic disparities can be a heavy topic, but sometimes a little humor can help lighten the mood. Check out our collection of witty cartoons that shed light on this important issue in a fun and engaging way.

Apr 16, 2024 · From tackling environmental conservation to promoting diversity and inclusion, cartoons have raised awareness and sparked conversations about pressing societal issues. In this article, we’ll explore ten cartoons that have addressed critical social issues and left a lasting impact on viewers.

ECONOMIC MELTDOWN FUNNIES (December 2008) is a co-production of Jobs with Justice and the Institute for Policy Studies–Program on Inequality and the Common Good. Visit us on-line at www.economicmeltdownfunnies.org.

May 23, 2016 · Alvin Chang at Vox had a fabulous post this morning that illustrates America’s exploding inequality in 20 on-the-money cartoons. Here’s the intro and cartoon #1:

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