💨 Abstract
Howard X, in his mid-40s, impersonates Kim Jong Un to satirize global politics. His gig began in 2013 after noticing his resemblance to the North Korean leader. Despite facing harassment, deportations, and arrests, he continues his activism, blending comedy and political protest. Howard, who is Australian, believes satire is an effective tool for political protest and aims to draw attention to causes like democracy.
Courtesy: Katie Boyden
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