If You're Not a Terrorist... Then Stop Asking Questions

Combining humor and sharp political critique, this sequel features remixed World War-era propaganda posters that satirize the Administration's domestic policies. Micah Ian Wright addresses themes of corporate corruption, the Bush administration, and the impact of legislation on civil liberties, all while reflecting on the 2004 presidential elections and the culture of super-patriotism. This work serves as a compelling commentary for both art enthusiasts and those engaged in political discourse.