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 you know that's not bad and off it went i did not expect it would be picked up and used case as i a symbol of racism in gender politics in america i was drawing cartoons about. politics in south africa before most of these people were born to have j.k. rowling trolling me as well it's something i didn't expect in life but yeah it's happening. it's crazy. serenus argument with the empire started when her coach patrick moore a toddler was caught coaching her from the stands he says her angry reaction was justified. i mean her integrity is the most important thing she felt that she was insulted she felt that she was. she was treated a cheater. and that's was

face of a storm of 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 c

face of a storm of 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

face of a storm of online criticism this is the image in question drawn by australian cartoonist mark knight 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

referee while she's half japanese half haitian and very clearly a woman of color critics accuse mark knighthat 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 defense. i've done on the rice list. of done cartoons supporting adam goodes in he's doing situation i was drawing cartoons about. russian politics in south africa before most of these people were born to have j.k. rowling trolling me as well it's something i didn't expect in life but yeah it's happening you know we're working for the herald sun we're but we're church and i take pride in tackling all the issues and caught in everything now when serena williams has a dummy spit on center court on not going to contra all that because that

open final is receiving criticism for being 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 i

criticized as racist and sexist now this is the image in question drawn by a straining 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 betray her poor behavior in the match which williams lost to naomi osaka after being deducted a point for smashing her racquets and then a game of verbal verbal abuse in 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 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 austral

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 expect it would be picked up and used as a symbol of racism in gender politics in america i was drawing cartoons about. politics in south africa before most of these people were born to have j.k. rowling trolling me as well it's something i didn't expect in life but it's happening. it's crazy so he knows arguments with the empire started when coach patrick moore a toddler was caught coaching her from the stands he says her angry reaction was justified. for her i mean her integrity is the most important thing she felt that she was insulted she feel that she was. she was treated as a cheater. and it just was she

the aist mark knights said people are depicng it the wrong way. williams accused the ump of sexism. to >>> the washi miss sticks are back home tonight. >> the team is down two games right now in the wnba finals against the seattlest m. they must win tonight in order to stay in the finals. this is the first time they've been in the times. they need the home crowd to get on board. >> i know. head out to george mason. >> lotar of goodng there. >> easy. >>> what you can do startingy tohat may help you handle aches and pains better. how you can start monitoring what you kids are doing. chuck? >> cloudy, cool, damg outside this morning. very little sunshine in the extended forecast. extended forecast. we'll be with as your homed,ecomes more connec you need fios to keep up and fios is the 100% fiber-optic network... which means you get yenomenal capacity fr tech. now, get $200 toward a range of googlest and ne smart home devices plus the fastest internet available, up to 200 tv channel p phone, and a 2-yece guarantee, all for $79.99 per month with a 2-year agreement.pl order online by sept

it was drawn by popular australian cartoonist mark knight... 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

the backlash did force mark knight, the cartoonist, to suspend his twitter account. >> universally, historicallyis country have been depicted in that characterish fashion. i don't think there is any question that it is perceived like that by a huge number of americans. i suppose there is a way to do it where it shows it as out and out racist. >> that would take time. but he went for the oldest trick in the book. if you look at some of the old racist imagery from decades ago, it tracks directly with this. he borrowed actual elements from that and put that into that cartoon. >> now they're saying they're going to keep on doing it? >> it seems like it. >>> a big shift in the track of hurricane florence. millions more now in harm's way again. this changed overnight. there was a fresh update a short time ago. chad myers has the latest forecast next. you are free to go. tide and downy together. and the wolf huffed and puffed... like you do sometimes, grandpa? well, when you have copd, it can be hard to breathe. so my doctor said... symbicort can help you breathe better. starting within 5 minutes. it d

but the cartoonist mark knight denied it was racist, saying he had intended to depict only the tennises to be born in the uk. her mother milli, and dad toni, were both rescued from illegal wildlife traders in cambodia. that's a summary of the latest bbc news — more at 10.30. this e—mail. sips the government decided to cheat its police officers with pension reform an pay cuts it is no surprise they are struggling to recruit and retain new recruits and existing officer, those that do decide tojoin nowadays and existing officer, those that do decide to join nowadays ten not to stay very long and go on to better thing, you will be hard pushed to find a police officer who would recommend joining the service, front line officers can have anything from 15 to 20 crimes allocated to them to investigate and they are still expected to chase round answering 999 calls with every increasing workload. it is impossible to keep on top of the crimes an investigate them properly. let's get some sport now. azi farni is at the bbc sport centre. good morning. kimi raikkonen is leaving ferrari at the end of

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in october, suge knight will be formally sentenced to 28 years in prison, marking the end of a long historyith law enforcement. towardse u.s. heads midterm elections in november, a french artist is encouraging to get people to vote. dozens of large black-and-white images have been painted on the side of a dallas building with faces of american young voters. artist's latest effort to promote civic engagement. >> smile for the camera. then go vote. that is the aim of this mobile art project, a truck outfitted as a giant camera painting faces across texas. the catch, to participate, you have to register to vote first. >> it makes voter registration fun. a lot of people do not know how to register to vote. that is probably why not as many people are voting. >> it is the work of french artist jr. since 2011, his inside of project has snapped more than 300,000 people across the world. >> ejaculation each one is around voting. it is to engage people, young people, latinos. barrierso have faced and voting. >> texas has had the lowest voter participation rates in the united states, but the project h

knight in studio. the palace paid tribute with the royal guard playing "respect." today marksrincess diana's tragic death. >> we felt incredibly loved, harry and i, i'm very grateful that love still feels there. >> a palace source tells us that prince william and prince harry are expected to remember their mother privately. last year they had a service at her grave at her family home at althorp. diana, who would have turned 57 last month, died in a car crash in paris on august 31st, 1997. william was 15 at the time, harry 12. >> losing someone so close to you is utterly devastating, especially at that age. >> diana's sons spoke for the first time about their mother in last year's hbo documentary "diana: our mother, her life and legacy." >> it was that love that even if she was on the other side of the room as a son you could feel it. >> according to our source, meghan, who wears diana's iconic aquamarine ring, has been great comfort to harry and has been introduced to some of diana's closest friends. >> she made the decision that no matter what, despite all the difficulties of