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Who's to Say What's Obscene?: Politics, Culture, and Comedy in America Today

Who's to Say What's Obscene?: Politics, Culture, and Comedy in America Today

Who’s to Say What’s Obscene?: Politics, Culture, and Comedy in America Today: explores politics and censorship of cartoon culture in media, through the eyes of Paul Krassner.
Paul Krassner is the founding editor of The Realist. He currently writes for The Huffington Post, and CounterPunch. Krassner has been dubbed as a nonconformist nut with hippy theories. Most notable his counterculture theories of the 60′s.

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