Last week terrorists murdered 12 people in Paris. Ten of those killed worked at Charlie Hebdo, a satirical French magazine based in Paris, because the publication produced and printed irreverent cartoons featuring the Prophet Muhammad.
The newspaper world responded to this tragedy with cartoons and editorials of their own, many of them playing on “the pen is mightier than the sword” theme.
After the murders, everyone paying attention to the news became familiar with Charlie Hebdo.
We would even go as far a saying Charlie Hebdo is quickly becoming a household name.
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