Enjoy a presentation sponsored by the Oro Valley Historical Society with presenter Professor Emeritus of the University of Arizona, Roger Nichols. He will talk about the historical aspect of American Indians in cartoons ranging from the Norse discovery of America to NASA space explorations. He will offer a look at how artists have portrayed the subject across different eras and cultural moments. You’ll find the subject both enlightening and entertaining as we explore what these cartoons reveal about our shared history and how humor has shaped the way we understand our connections. The presentation is free with donations gratefully accepted to help keep Oro Valley history alive.
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