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A black-and-white editorial cartoon in the style of a classic “evolution of man” diagram. From left to right, figures progress from an early hominid to an upright modern human labeled only by posture, not identity. At the end of the sequence, a masked ICE agent in tactical gear stands facing the final human figure and sprays a bright yellow cloud of pepper spray directly into his face at close range. The human figure is unarmed and represents “Man” as an archetype, not an individual. The scene is stark and symbolic, emphasizing a collision between human progress and state authority.
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A black-and-white editorial cartoon in the style of a classic “evolution of man” diagram. From left to right, figures progress from an early hominid to an upright modern human labeled only by posture, not identity. At the end of the sequence, a masked ICE agent in tactical gear stands facing the final human figure and sprays a bright yellow cloud of pepper spray directly into his face at close range. The human figure is unarmed and represents “Man” as an archetype, not an individual. The scene is stark and symbolic, emphasizing a collision between human progress and state authority.

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