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Josh Feldman, “Reza Aslan: Muslims Are Condemning Terrorism, Critics Just Aren’t Listening,” Mediaite, January 11, 2015, http://www.mediaite.com/online/reza-aslan-muslims-are-condemning-terrorism-critics-just-arent-listening/.

Todd Gitlin, “Jewish Lives Do Matter—to Terrorists. To a Distracted Left, Not So Much,” Tablet Magazine, January 13, 2015, http://tabletmag.com/jewish-news-and-politics/188236/gitlin-charlie-hebdo.

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Note: there is an error in his piece—Marine Le Pen was not the politician who insulted Taubira; it was another FN politician.

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Theory,” Culture and Society 31 (2014): 77-102.

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Jane Weston, "Bête et méchant: politics, editorial cartoons andbande dessinéein the French satirical newspaperCharlie Hebdo,"European Comic Art 2 (2009): 109-129. url: http://bit.ly/ECA_CharlieHebdo.

Note: This link includes Jane Weston’s article as well as a translated interview of comic-strip artist Cabu by cartoonist Tanitoc, in the same pdf.