Tagthiya’s Blogs

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This page is a full collection of blog entries, illustrated commentaries, reimagined stories, and reflections on nutrition, food systems, and policy.

Top 10 Blogs

 

Parody Monopoly board titled 'Food Monopolies', featuring logos of major food companies including Nestle, Kellogg's, PepsiCo, Coca-Cola, and Unilever. The design mimics a classic Monopoly board layout. A stick figure character in a top hat and bowtie announces 'Welcome to the Food-opoly edition!'
Chessboard with standing black king and fallen gold king, cartoon character talking to a robot playing chess, text reads checkmate.
Illustration titled "A Special Invitation for Dracula" featuring a cartoon Dracula with a red cape. Below, a stick figure says, "I'm Dracula, Bleh Bleh Bleh" and another character responds, "I've never said that in my life, bleh bleh bleh."
Illustration of a woman holding a baby with the text "Nanny-ing Citizens." A stick figure says, "No, thanks. I can make my own choices."
Illustration of a detective in a checkered coat and hat holding a magnifying glass, with the text "The Case of the Devious Food Manufacturers". A small stick figure also holds a magnifying glass, asking, "What are we exactly looking for?"
Cartoon of a revolving door labeled 'Revolving Door Between the Government and Food Industry'. A stick figure labeled 'Policymakers' struggles with a locked door, asking 'Why am I stuck with a door that has a lock!!'
Cartoon throne inspired by Game of Thrones with stick figure ice king holding a spear, captioned "I, the Night King, shall be the greatest threat to health."
Illustration titled 'Colonial Relations of Power' featuring a cartoon map with distorted continents, a compass rose, and a scene of stick figures in tribal and colonial outfits, with some fleeing and the words 'Run for your lives!' at the bottom.
Illustration titled "A Slightly Twisted Tale of Little Red Riding Hood" showing a winding path through a forest with trees. Little Red Riding Hood is on the path, pursued by a large black wolf. Two houses are at opposite ends of the path. A stickman with a pencil is in the corner, with text about requiring stickman figures.
A cartoon illustration featuring the phrase "Too many cooks in the policy kitchen spoil the broth." The image shows a cereal box with hands placing symbols like wheat and a heart on it, labeled "low sugar." A stick figure comments, "Okay, this doesn’t look good, at all...."