The Ile-de-France Region presented this Friday the 12 caricatures which will be studied in high schools from January 2025, at the heart of the new project called “Caricature and democracy”.
From January 2025, an educational project initiated by the Ile-de-France Region will be launched in several high schools. Called “Caricature and democracy”, it aims, through the study of press cartoons, to raise awareness among young people on the subjects of secularism, the right to blasphemy and tolerance.
“We can make fun of everything,” explained Valérie Pécresse, president of the Region on Friday during the presentation of the drawings.
Here are the 12 caricatures that were selected to appear in this kit, developed in collaboration with the Dessinez Create Liberté (DCL) association, itself launched in 2015 by Charlie Hebdo.
Caricature of King Louis-Philippe I of France – (Charles Philipon)
Cover of the satirical newspaper Le Grelot – (Alfred Le Petit)
a family dinner before and after talking about the Dreyfus affair – (Emmanuel Poire Caran D'Ache)
The separation of church and state – (anonymous)
hara kiri number 94 death of general de gaulle / charlie hebdo first issue
Caricaturing beliefs (willem for liberation)
Humor, a sacred principle (coconut for charlie hebdo)
New censorships – (Coco for Charlie Hebdo)
Behind our teachers! (riss for charlie hebdo)
Online courts – (xavier gorce for lemonde.fr)
Notice for critical thinking (Riss for Charlie Hebdo)
Welcome to the Prime Minister of the week (Riss for Charlie Hebdo)
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