Don Lemon CNNVideosSerena Williams is calling out sexism in tennis. Here's why.

In the process of tennis seeking gender discrimination, Williams is a target of racist attack. In a caricature cartoon by Mark Knight for Australian Herald Saint, boiling extraordinary Williams, thick lips, and upright hair jumped over to her broken racket and could not control her when he lost the championship It was. Angry abandoned pacifiers are nearby and white male judges told Williams blonde hairstyle partner in the background: "Can you win over her?" Here, Knight - another Like a sports commentator - By carefully sweeping out Osaka as a multi-ethnic Nikkei Thai heritage woman, she turned into a white woman who challenged Williams' so-called angry black woman. Ramos was also reduced to a thin white man to further emphasize the black waistline of Williams' manga.

There is no doubt that many racial discrimination against the sisters of Williams is related to the general sexism found in tennis. In 2001, Selena Williams' father today to the United States said: "When Venus and I got off the stairs in our seats, people always called me black, one person said. Also, the anger of a black woman is considered particularly threatening, especially for whites who are not enthusiastic about a very emotional beginning of a woman. "Starting with Antebellum South, it screamed at Scarlett O'Hara Regardless of whether it is Mamimy or not, pop culture contributes to the mood of a black woman (Oddly enough I think that Serena Williams can play another maid of Prissy, Scarlett In the past the wind is I was robbed) or to Amos Andy. It still exists in Tyler Perry's movies, such as "Black Female Diary" and genuine TV