Everybody Draw Mohammed Day was an event held on May 20, 2010, advocating for freedom of expression and the right to satirize religious figures. The movement was sparked by Seattle cartoonist Molly Norris, who created a satirical poster in protest of death threats directed at the creators of South Park for attempting to depict the prophet. The concept quickly evolved into a global internet phenomenon, with thousands of users contributing simple drawings to stand against censorship. While the original creator eventually distanced herself from the event due to safety concerns, the template remains a powerful symbol in digital culture for discussions regarding secularism, free speech, and the boundaries of artistic liberty.