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«Breaking News» Australian newspaper The Herald Sun is eviscerated for racist cartoon of Serena Williams

A newspaper in Australia has been eviscerated for publishing a racist cartoon of Serena Williams after her US Open Final defeat.


The illustration was published in the Rupert Murdoch-owned newspaper The Herald Sun on Monday morning. It depicts Williams, 39,  as a baby having a tantrum on the court.   


The image is staggeringly unflattering. In it, Williams' lips and nose are enlarged and her cheekbones have been emphasized.  A spat-out pacifier lies next to her feet and she is shown jumping in the air, her fists clenched in frustration like a petulant child.


In the background is Naomi Osaka, the 20-year-old Haitian-Japanese athlete who won the match. 


She is depicted as slender, white and blonde, looking up hopefully towards umpire Carlos Ramos. 


Cartoonist Mark Knight proudly shared it on Twitter as did the newspaper. Their pride was quickly met with disgust from critics around the world who compared the image to a Jim Crow-era representation of a black woman. 




Australian newspaper The Herald Sun published this cartoon of Serena Williams and Naomi Osaka on Monday. It has been slammed by critics who deemed it 'disgustingly racist' and 'truly vile' 


Australian newspaper The Herald Sun published this cartoon of Serena Williams and Naomi Osaka on Monday. It has been slammed by critics who deemed it 'disgustingly racist' and 'truly vile' 



Australian newspaper The Herald Sun published this cartoon of Serena Williams and Naomi Osaka on Monday. It has been slammed by critics who deemed it 'disgustingly racist' and 'truly vile' 





Williams and Osaka are pictured after their match. Critics asked why the cartoonist 'whitewashed' Osaka, who is Haitian-Japanese, and why the cartoonist exaggerated Williams' features 


Williams and Osaka are pictured after their match. Critics asked why the cartoonist 'whitewashed' Osaka, who is Haitian-Japanese, and why the cartoonist exaggerated Williams' features 



Williams and Osaka are pictured after their match. Critics asked why the cartoonist 'whitewashed' Osaka, who is Haitian-Japanese, and why the cartoonist exaggerated Williams' features 



Among the most appalled critics was J.K. Rowling. 


She tweeted: 'Well done on reducing one of the greatest sportswomen alive to racist and sexist tropes and turning a second great sportswoman into a faceless prop.' 


Others deemed it 'disgustingly racist',  'truly vile' and 'an insult to both women'. 

'In 100 years time this cartoon will be viewed no differently than old images of Jim Crow, or the newspaper cartoons drawn of Jack Johnson. 


'Mark Knight has just drawn his way into the history books,' said one critic. 


Others likened it to the black mammy cartoons and memorabilia that are synonymous with the Jim Crow era. 


































Knight faced a tsunami of criticism on Twitter where users likened his cartoon to Jim Crow-era illustrations of black women 


Knight faced a tsunami of criticism on Twitter where users likened his cartoon to Jim Crow-era illustrations of black women 



Knight faced a tsunami of criticism on Twitter where users likened his cartoon to Jim Crow-era illustrations of black women 



They were equally outraged by his depiction of Williams as they were of him 'white washing' Osaka. 




Cartoonist Mark Knight hit back at one critic on Twitter who accused of him sexism but he is yet to respond to complaints about the racial undertones the illustration 


Cartoonist Mark Knight hit back at one critic on Twitter who accused of him sexism but he is yet to respond to complaints about the racial undertones the illustration 



Cartoonist Mark Knight hit back at one critic on Twitter who accused of him sexism but he is yet to respond to complaints about the racial undertones the illustration 



'And who is the white girl? Her opponent is Haitian& Japanese. 


'You’re clearly trying to send a racist message. Disgusting,' said one critic. 


Neither the cartoonist nor a representative for News Corp Australia, which owns the newspaper, responded to DailyMail.com's inquiries on Monday morning.  


Knight did hit back at one critic on Twitter who accused him of picking on Williams for a being a woman. 


He directed them to a cartoon he drew of tennis bad-boy Nick Kyrgios and wrote: 'Here’s a cartoon I drew a few days before when Australian male tennis player Kyrgios at the US Open was behaving badly. 


'Don’t bring gender into it when it’s all about behaviour. I’ll accept your apology in writing.' 


He has not responded to the barrage of complaints labeling it racist.  


Link hienalouca.com

https://hienalouca.com/2018/09/10/australian-newspaper-the-herald-sun-is-eviscerated-for-racist-cartoon-of-serena-williams/
Main photo article A newspaper in Australia has been eviscerated for publishing a racist cartoon of Serena Williams after her US Open Final defeat.
The illustration was published in the Rupert Murdoch-owned newspaper The Herald Sun on Monday morning. It depicts Williams, 39,  as a baby having a tantrum on the ...


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