Organization of Cartographers for Social Equality

Description

Dr. John Fallow, Dr. Cynthia Sayles, and Donald Huke charge into the Press Room, maps unfurled like battle flags, demolishing Mercator Projection's imperialist deceptions—Greenland deflates from Africa's colossal fourteenfold rival to puny footnote. Backed by 4300 dues-paying members, they blitz C.J. with fervent pleas for Peters Projection legislation, yanking continents northward into 'truth,' jolting Josh's smug certainty into wide-eyed chaos. Josh mocks their zeal to Sam as absurd diversion amid White House grind, yet their presentation ignites perceptual earthquakes, demanding federal maps reflect social equality over colonial distortions.

Event Involvements

Events with structured involvement data

3 events

S2E16 · Somebody's Going to Emergency, Somebody's Going to Jail

Sam Commits to FBI Heads-Up Despite Emotional Plea and Foreseen Backlash

Josh dangles invitation to C.J.'s meeting as levity diversion post-commitment, mocking cartographic inequality to undercut pardon gravity, subtly contrasting fringe activism with core betrayal stakes.

Active Representation

Via Josh's teasing reference to ongoing briefing

Power Dynamics

Peripheral irritant to senior staff's gravitas

Institutional Impact

Underscores Big Block of Cheese Day's absurd interruptions

Organizational Goals

Lobby for Peters Projection adoption Expose Mercator's social distortions

Influence Mechanisms

Direct White House lobbying pressure Perceptual challenge via maps

S2E16 · Somebody's Going to Emergency, Somebody's Going to Jail

Josh's Failed Levity and FBI Lifeline

Josh invokes the Organization of Cartographers for Social Equality as humorous diversion, teasing C.J.'s meeting to lighten Sam's mood and underscore White House's absurd distractions amid grave pardon pursuits, contrasting perceptual activism with espionage gravity.

Active Representation

Through Josh's mocking reference to ongoing staff meeting

Power Dynamics

Fringe pressure group lampooned as peripheral annoyance to core operations

Institutional Impact

Exemplifies 'Big Block of Cheese Day' openness to eccentric voices

Organizational Goals

Lobby for equitable map projections in federal use Expose cartographic biases as social inequality

Influence Mechanisms

Direct access via scheduled White House briefings Ideological fervor challenging institutional norms

S2E16 · Somebody's Going to Emergency, Somebody's Going to Jail

Cartographers Shatter C.J. and Josh's Map Perceptions with Peters Projection

The Organization of Cartographers for Social Equality manifests through its vanguard—Dr. Fallow, Sayles, Huke—storming the Press Room with projector firepower, touting 4300 dues-paying members ($20/year newsletter) to demand Bartlet-backed legislation mandating Peters Projection in schools, flipping White House complacency into geographic vertigo.

Active Representation

Through leadership trio delivering fervent presentation

Power Dynamics

Underdog activists challenging institutional perceptual norms

Institutional Impact

Prods White House toward equitable mapping policy, echoing perceptual truth crises

Organizational Goals

Lobby for federal Peters Projection adoption Demolish Mercator's embedded biases

Influence Mechanisms

Expert testimony and visuals Membership scale and dues-funded advocacy

Related Events

Events mentioning this organization

1 events

S2E16

Cartographers Shatter C.J. and Josh's Map Perceptions with Peters Projection

Rushing late into the Press Room, C.J. joins a fervent presentation by the Organization of Cartographers for Social Equality—Dr. Fallow, Sayles, and Huke—who decry the …