Originally created by Matt Furie in 2005 for the comic “Boy’s Club,” Pepe, an anthropomorphic green frog, began his journey as an innocent cartoon character armed with the catchphrase ...

Pepe’s inventor, artist and illustrator Matt Furie, drew the green frog in an open ... Shaun Manning said in the post. The frog began as a harmless cartoon in 2005, Furie has said, in the ...

The Anti-Defamation League (ADL) has officially declared the Pepe the Frog cartoon a hate symbol ... the white supremacist-related image of the green frog with red lips, which has been heavily ...

Pepe the Frog — a multivalent green cartoon used in Internet culture as a vehicle for a wide range of emotions and ideas — has over recent months become particularly associated with racism ...

The cartoon frog that currently sits beside the ... So, how did we get here...from here? The green frog first debuted in 2005 in the comic "Boy's Club" by Matt Furie. It featured Pepe along ...

Tuesday morning Hillary Clinton’s presidential campaign denounced a cartoon frog named Pepe. For most of his lifespan as a meme on the internet, Pepe the Frog was a benign, if sometimes bawdy ...

But recent appropriations of the smirking green frog as Adolf Hitler ... an explainer” on why “that cartoon frog is more sinister than you might realize.” “The mere fact of posting ...

The sad, green frog is widely viewed as toxic across ... But let’s back up. Pepe was a stoner cartoon frog. Then he became an internet legend. Then he became an ironic Nazi.

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