Political Cartoon: Facial recognition doesn’t fly
Daily takes from Pulitzer Prize-winning cartoonist Signe Wilkinson.
In our attempt to catch up with the advances police state technology, Philadelphia International Airport has begun experimenting with facial recognition technology. Soon Philadelphia, too, can help airlines, police, and any federal agency that wants to mess around with our lives to compile a data base to keep track of every previously free citizen of the United States. Personally, I’m rooting for the people who are already figuring out how to screw up these insidious machines.
Editorial cartoons from this week include:
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John Cole, For The Inquirer
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John Cole, For The Inquirer
John Cole, For The Inquirer
John Cole, For The Inquirer
John Cole, For The Inquirer
John Cole, For The Inquirer
John Cole, For The Inquirer
John Cole, For The Inquirer
John Cole, For The Inquirer
John Cole, For The Inquirer
John Cole, For The Inquirer
John Cole, For The Inquirer
John Cole, For The Inquirer
John Cole, For The Inquirer
John Cole, For The Inquirer
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