He's also not funny, so that wasn't out of the ordinary either.
I guess the most charitable interpretation of this is that Mark Wright is bad at caricatures, which is why it looks nothing like Serena Williams.
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It's like 95% ethnic Czechs, so he's not exactly wrong.
I mean, "white" isn't a real race, so it's kind of hard to say exactly, but Czechs are pretty typically "white" by the arbitrary common definition of "whiteness".
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Some caricatures off the top hits on google images that actually look like her:
This on the other hand looks nothing like her:
I literally thought it was supposed to be a picture of a stereotypical Maori woman when I first saw it.
Taken seriously all the time? No I shut down black people who call racism on things that aren’t racist all the time. “I can’t get a job because I’m black” one of my friends said I told him you can’t get a job because you have no skills and you’re lazy. Nothing to do with race this area is diverse.
It should be questioned and they should be listened to to understand why.
That just makes me wonder what kind of stereotypes you have in your head of Maori people, outside of the All Blacks.
And the picture looks plenty like her, just over exaggerated, as I've said.
If any of the caricatures you listed were actually in a shouting motion, there would be way more similarities. The artist drew her throwing a tantrum. If he'd drawn her standing up straight and just angry, it would've been a different picture altogether.
You are still here then? You must have just forgotten to clarify that little thing I asked you, why does my skin colour matter for this discussion? You said it was relevant then didn't tell me why.
https://www.mmo-champion.com/threads...9#post50145539
No, but attacking them because they're white is. Which is why the cartoon isn't "racist". The author didn't attack her race, he attacked her behavior. Exaggerating one's features is how caricatures work and is not "racist" just because the person is black.
Aside from the fact that you're using "racism" wrong again, it's not inherently "racist" to guess or assume someone's race. That's simply not how that word works.
Except that it's not. At best, it's minutely similar.
A caricature of a black person is not intrinsically racist, no.
But this one pretty much is.
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I'm familiar with the history of ethnic caricature of Polynesian women, as well as "African Americans".
The cartoonist's only defence is that he isn't. Which he hasn't said.
Looks nothing like her. Looks quite a lot like the earlier caricatures I posted though, doesn't it? See the point?
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What the hell are you talking about? That sentence is complete gibberish.