great sports woman into a faceless prop she's referring to a soccer there but the editor of the herald sun newspaper damon johnston disagrees he says the concertina is not racist all sexist it rightly mocks poor behavior by tennis legend mark has the full support of everyone at the herald sun well the whole exchange between serena and the chair umpire began when she was penalized for being coached from the stands the man in charge of the australian open says the sport needs to make its position clear on the. the sport has to really get itself sorted out on what it does with coaching and to just to be clear we are we going to have coaching we're not going to have coaching and what's it going to look like are you talking to a coach here so you have a specific view on it and and the view would generally be there has to be a certain element that that that needs to be allowed in the sports and and i think that needs to be looked at so the sport needs to get together and really sort that out and then i think once they're sorted out you don't have the issue that you haven't found a formula one dr

the only one accused of racism here the cartoonist mark knight from an australian newspaper the herald sunas been called out for drawing this cartoon one person who criticized him was j.k. rowling she says this cartoon reduces one of the greatest sports women alive to racist and sexist tropes and turns a second great sports woman into a faceless prop so there's a lot of tweets also criticizing this cartoon for what some people describe as white washing the u.s. open champion naomi osaka who's shown on the right there talking to the referee while she's half japanese half haitian and very clearly a woman of color critics accuse mark knight that that's the cartoonist of misrepresenting her race to appeal to his audience more but this is how he responded. i didn't anticipate this sort of reaction it you know once upon a time you would get a two this letter from a reda now you have the whole world i.e. million people piling on you i didn't anticipate that with this cartoon which was basically just a cartoon about a sports woman having he feet on center court at the u.s. open but can't sign my d

of the herald sun.otter author jk rowling on twitter to the u-s. association of black journalists... who call it "unnecessarily sambo-like." however knight says he is not a racist and had no intention of offending everyone... and is upset at the threats that have been rolling in. (ken)the editor of the herald sun defended the cartoonist... saying "in this world of perpetual outrage where people are looking for victimhood, nothing surprises me."the daughter of civil rights activist martin luther king called that response: "unfortunate...without consideration for the powerful historical context of such imagery." how's this for an intriguing stat? seven new head coaches entered week 1 of the nfl season... and each and every one of those 7 lost their openers. jon gruden's loss...especially difficult to watch

online criticism this is the image in question drawn by australian cartoonist mark knight for the herald sun newspaper based in melbourne critics say it uses racist stereotypes but like then lies that and says he intended only to portray her poor behavior in the match which williams lost to soccer of the being deducted a point for smashing her racket and then a game for virtually abusing the umpire. perhaps the most high profile critic is harry potter author j.k. rowling who responded to the cartoon on twitter saying well done on reducing one of the greatest sports women alive to racist and sexist tropes saying turning a second great sports woman into a faceless prop she's referring to soccer to you in an interview cartoonist mark knight city had drawn through the many times in the past without being criticized and it only intended to depict out on court when i drew that cartoon i wasn't thinking of racial politics in america i simply saw the world number one playa one of the greatest players of all time who i have admired and drawn many times having a dummy speech and i can say that when i

for the herald sun newspaper based in melbourne critics say if uses racist stereotypes but knight denies that and says he intended only to portray her poor behavior in the match which williams lost to naomi osaka after being deducted a point for smashing her racket and then a game for abusing the umpire. perhaps the most high profile critic is harry potter author j.k. rowling who responded to the cartoon on twitter saying well done on reducing one of the greatest sports women alive to racist and six the strobes center earning a second great sports woman into a faceless prop she's referring to soccer there. now in an interview cartoonist mark knight said he had drawn serena many times in the past without being criticized and it only intended to depict her outburst on court when i drew that cartoon i wasn't thinking of racial politics in america i simply saw the world number one playa one of the greatest players of all time who i have admired and drawn many times having a dummy speech. and i can say that when i drew the cartoon it was like yeah that's not bad and off it went i did not expe

online criticism this is the image in question drawn by australian cartoonist mark knight for the herald sun newspaper based in melbourne critics say it uses racist stereotypes but then lies that and says he intended only to portray her poor behavior in the match which williams lost to soccer of the being deducted a point for smashing her racket and then a game for virtually abusing the umpire. perhaps the most high profile critic is harry potter author j.k. rowling who responded to the cartoon on twitter saying well done on reducing one of the greatest sports women alive to racist and sexist tropes saying turning a second great sports woman into a faceless prop she's referring to soccer to you in an interview cartoonist mark knight city had drawn through the many times in the past without being criticized and only intended to depict her outburst on court. when i drew that cartoon i wasn't thinking of racial politics in america i simply saw the world number one playa one of the greatest players of all time who i have admired and drawn many times having a dummy speech and i can say that when

online criticism this is the image in question drawn by australian cartoonist mark knight for the herald sun newspaper based in melbourne critics say it uses racist stereotypes but knight denies that and says he intended only to portray her poor behavior in the meche which williams lost to naomi osaka after being deducted the point for smashing a racket and then a game for abusing the umpire. perhaps the most high profile critic is harry potter author j.k. rowling who responded to the cartoon on twitter saying well done on reducing one of the greatest sports women alive to racist and sexist tropes and turning a second great sports woman into a faceless prop she's referring to osaka to. in an interview cartoonist mark knight said he had drawn serena many times in the past without being criticized and it only intended to depict her outburst on court. when i drew that cartoon i wasn't thinking of racial politics in america i simply saw the world number one playa one of the greatest players of all time who i have admired and drawn many times having a dummy speech and i can say that when i drew t

the herald sun newspaper printed an edited portion of the cartoon on its front page under the headline welcome to the pc world. they chose the 23 time grand slam winner jumping on a broken racket during her dispute with an umpire at the u.s. open final. >>> former quarterback colin kaepernick says he has sold out a set of custom-made jerseys that were offered on his website. it's not clear how many were in stock what he says 20% of the proceeds will go towards his know your rights campaign. the jerseys are not part of his recent endorsement deal with nike. >>> help to be on the way for the oakland raiders. they have a new receiver. we will tell you who that is and come on baby light my fire. he gave up one run at the das set the scoreboard on fire. we will open the door -- he gave up one run but is the scoreboard on fire. fast, reliable internet is crucial. does it every go down? yes. can't do my job. business grinds to a halt. our gig-speed network not only downloads files up to 20 times faster, we go beyond fast with 4g backup for complete reliability. so if the unexpected happens...

i want you guys to look at this cartoon drawn in australia's herald sun. it shows a cartoonist version of serena breaking her racquet and appearing to cry after spitting out a pacifier. she carries the weight of women, black women, young girls on her shoulders. what messaging does a cartoon like that send? >> it's a terrible message. serena has crossed over from the court to our culture in a big way especially this year giving birth almost exactly a year ago. the cat suit, for example, that was much more than just an outfit. it was important for her medically for the blood clots for the compression on her legs. and as a message to new mothers everywhere. she is reaching out to people saying it's tough. i'm struggling. i understand your struggles, too. i think you can make a case this has been the most important year in serena's life. not just because she gave birth. serena has branched out in amazing ways. of course, the greatest of all time in tennis, i think the greatest female athlete in any sport ever, but much more important i think in terms of our cu

there's a particularly vile racism, sexist cartoon in the herald sun that depicts serena williams asind of oversized, full lipped reminiscent of a character drawing of african-americans in the jim crow era throwing a tantrum. naomi osaka is in the background with long blonde hair and almost like she is been whitewashed. we can't lose fact this point. one of the reasons naomi osaka was so emotional after the match is she is a serena fan. she once serena to win. she has to get out of that mindset in order to compete with her but she said when serena embraced me at the net it was like i was a kid again and i was her big fan. i think that is such a strong point. her father, who is haitian, got her into the sport after watching the williams sisters. he mimicked the blueprint to get naomi into the game. very much this is part and parcel the same thing. naomi osaka is not against serena. in fact, one of the things serena is advocating for to really look at the box of place around athletes in terms of what emotions they can express and how tennis lessons are adjudicated, that is to the benef

racist and sexist it was drawn by cartoonist mark knight for australia's most popular newspaper the herald sun critics say the depiction of syrian williams uses outdated racist stereotypes a victorious opponent am a sucker who is half japanese is also depicted as a white long woman or perhaps the most high profile critic is high parser author j.k. rowling who responded to the cartoon on twitter saying well done on reducing one of the greatest sports women alive to racist and sexist tropes and turning a second great sports woman into a faceless prop cartoonist mark knight said he had drawn serena many times in the past without being criticized when i drew that cartoon i wasn't thinking of racial politics in america are i simply saw the world number one playa one of the greatest players of all time who i have admired and drawn many times having a dummy speech. and i can say that when i drew the cartoon it was like yeah that'll bad and off it weighed i did not expect it would be picked up a new case as i a symbol of racism in gender politics in america i was drawing cartoons about. russian politi

the drawing published in the herald sun has been met with widespread criticism.wed a law. 0n what he thought was abuse of. by the code, he followed a law. on a personal note he could have done it a little bit differently. 0k. the row has carried on. with us now are actress kelechi 0kafor and the cartoonist dapo adeola. let's get your view on what you think of this depiction, this caricature of serena williams in the herald sun. my view of it is that it is racist and sexist. the whole caricature itself plays on racist tropes that we have seen throughout history, fruit the whole jim tropes that we have seen throughout history, fruit the wholejim crow era. “— history, fruit the wholejim crow era. —— through. caricatures that have been drawn of black people, almost beastly, this is exactly what we are seeing here. the artist said he didn't have that in mind, he said iam nota he didn't have that in mind, he said i am not a racist and he didn't have that in mind, he said iam nota racistand i he didn't have that in mind, he said i am not a racist and i think what it wil

yesterday we had a conversation about about the cartoon in the herald sun, but now we have heard fromn america, has been talking to the ellen degenerous, show, about saturday's events, when serena williams berated the umpire and accused him of sexism. and while osaka, claimed the title in new york, her moment of glory was rather overshadowed, and she even thought the booing on court was for her and not the umpire. when you are little, you are taught not to look at like, if your opponent gets anger or anything, told to just turn around and try to focus. so i tried to do that. but i heard a lot of people in the crowd making noises and i really wanted to turn around. at the time i did kind of think they were booing me. oh, no! i couldn't tell what was going on because it was so loud in there. right. so it was a little bit stressful. receiving the trophy there was a lot of booing in the crowd and then serena leaned over and said something to you. what did she say to you? that she was proud of me and that i should know that the crowd wasn't booing at me. very humble, taking it all in her s

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sun. the hagerstown maryland -- herald mail, tamala baker. from wnd t cells. , ryan eldridge. i would like to thank those four organizations for participating. also, our other partners wyprding wbal baltimore, radio, and the league of women voters. here's how the questions will work. each candidate will respond to each question. each question will alternate the orders. site --have time for for 62nd rebuttals. while this debate began in an unusual manner, it was negotiated directly between the campaigns in a bilateral agreement. now that we are on the air, this is a production of maryland public television and the reporters and i are under no restrictions whatsoever in terms of the questions that can be asked. let's go first to ovi do from the post. reporter: governor hogan, although the economy has rebounded and wage growth remains stagnant in maryland, many ebola not seen their paychecks grow. the would you do to grow private sector and raise wages? gov. hogan: wages are up in maryland all across the board. up 9%. you are not right on the facts there. wages have grown at ever