Gabrielle Drolet is a journalist, essayist, and cartoonist based in Montreal, and a regular contributor to The New Yorker. Her heartwarming and witty cartoons have also appeared in The New York Times, The Globe and Mail, and other major publications.
Her essays on disability have received high praise — earning a nomination for a Digital Publishing Award and winning gold at the Canadian Online Publishing Awards.
With a simple yet strikingly expressive style, Drolet’s comics are funny, thoughtful, and deeply relatable. Rather than illustrating people, she brings her ideas to life through animals and everyday objects — a creative choice that makes her work feel both universal and refreshingly unique.
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Why do we as humans think WE should own the park? We've destroyed most of their habitat, and then we also complain about them pooping in the little bit of habitat they have left? Or about them trying to claim their territorium, when WE have claimed 90% of the land as our territorium?
I understand that to keep them secure against raccoons you also keep some humans from using the trashcans.
As I understand it, he feels down in the mouth.
Load More Replies...I am SCANDALIZED! How dare they not censor the word s.ex! Oh, my poor, poor innocent brain and eyeballs! Oh no, I feel it! my life of crime is going to start!
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