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Name: Snowden
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Author: Ted Rall

📘 Snowden by Ted Rall

Ted Rall’s graphic presentation follows former National Security Agency systems administrator Edward Snowden as he exposes the scope of U.S. electronic surveillance. The work chronicles Snowden’s disclosure of classified documents that revealed widespread monitoring of telephone and email communications across America, framing the debate around privacy, national security, and whistle‑blowing.

First publish date: 2015

Genre: Comics & Graphic Novels/Graphic Memoir

Authors: Ted Rall

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