Cartoon of Serena Williams condemned as racist

An Australian cartoonist, Melbourne Herald Sun 's Mark Knight received a second attack on the moon for the way he directed blacks.

Last weekend, Knight published his reaction to the Saturday 's US Open Women' s Final - and at the same time, summoned the image of the evil popular in Jim Raven.

Knight painted a 23-year-old Grand Slam champion in a new manga, getting rid of the intense interaction between runner Selena Williams and Presidential Referee Carlos Ramos, and when he was a child, I finally lost the referee The champion Omiya said, "Can you do? Shall would you win?"

By so doing, the characteristics of the face of the knight reflects the manga of Jim Crow who was unmanned which was common in the 19th and 20th centuries. Knight's manga is reminiscent of a popular series of depictions on the scenes and screens, including the topsy of the minstrel's boss born in Uncle Tom's hut, with souvenirs as brands. The title of "Little Black" is three treasures.

Those cartoons were imitated by underground comic author R. Kram in the 1960s through his role Angelfood McSpade. Spike Lee participated in the previous US Open and praised the greatness of Williams and Muhammad Ali - a powerful montage of pop culture cartoons created in the 2000 film "Bamboozled".

In the ladies' final of Saturday, Ramos charged Williams in three games.

Cavaliers got tired of the two finalists and was criticized for sending the game. Some critics say that his Osaka personality - her skin is thin, there is a frame, due to the overall blonde hair - looks like a small white woman. Osaka is a family line in Haiti and Japan, she is 5 feet 11 inches tall, weighs 152 pounds and is the size of Williams.

Author JK Rowling wrote on Twitter as follows: "In a game to reduce racial discrimination and gender discrimination, one of the greatest female athletes loses their vitality and transforms them into faceless props"

British journalist Charles Thomson wrote on Twitter as follows. "After 100 years, this manga will be exactly the same as Jim Crow's old picture and Jack Johnson's manga book. Please enter Mark · Night resume."

The word of Thomson shows the predecessor of Williams' sports - like the great black champion of the early 20th century as Boxer Jack Johnson and Joe Lewis - often drawn in era comics through Sambo Manga

Knight reply to the user with Twitter and accused the men 's players as not being treated in the same way. "Do not include sex with regard to behavior."

In the beginning of August, Knight also faced the anger of painting a black face on the background for manga on Victoria's security at Victoria station. A strong opposition to this image, including aversion of Melbourne's politician Rohan Leppert, said, "The racial discrimination of Melbourne people from Herald Sun continues to expand rapidly, which is very shameful," writing.

"The troubling thing about the discussion of Mark Wyan's little Williams comic is that he and his supporters seem to be the same.This manga quotes racially discriminating visual metaphor in a non- This does not mean that you can not paint Serena and color without being called racist, it does not mean that you can not paint Serena, manga that is not racist, genuine comics to Fat Albert, belief in EC Because there is a lot of non-racist cartoons and cartoons depicting blacks from the story of "Judgment Day" which is not possible for SF

This week, Herald Sun has released racist manga, satisfying Selena Williams and Omiya Omi, the US Open ladies' finalists competition - causing strong opposition from its international community - The founder Mark Knight said that the world is just crazy. Michael Miller, chairman of News Corporation's Australasia company, said that "criticism against cartoons shows that the world has passed through the PC and misunderstood the role of manga and satire in the news media. We need to summon action. "

When cartoonist Mark Knight writes Serena Adams and Referee Carlos Ramos in his US Open Final who wrote his manga, he said, "I claim that book and respond to the public's criticism of racial discrimination, sex and person It is irrelevant to seeds. "According to Herald Sun of Melbourne. In many cases, people who have seen multiple episodes of a friend think that they are not doing racial discrimination or gender discrimination because they do not plan to do so. In their view, they identified the racial discrimination with hatred and sexism intentionally by ignoring women. Therefore, if there is no clear marginalization or harm in something, it is not racist or sexist according to the definition.