New York Post Chimp Cartoon

'Racist' New York Post boycotted in chimp row - guardian.co.uk

'Racist' New York Post boycotted in chimp rowguardian.co.uk, UKHundreds of demonstrators rallied to boycott the New York Post yesterday after it published a cartoon that appeared to compare Barack Obama to a chimpanzee. Demonstrators led by civil rights activist Al Sharpton chanted "End racism now! ...Video: NY Post Obama Cartoon Slammed By Protesters CBSNew York Post chimpanzee stimulus cartoon draws cops' ire New York Daily NewsNew York Post Chimp Cartoon, Presidential Monkey Photo and Video ... Associated ContentThe Week Magazine - CNNall 1,552 news articles

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Talking Race: Did NY Post publish racist imagery with stimulus ... - Dallas Morning News

Talking Race: Did NY Post publish racist imagery with stimulus ...Dallas Morning News, TX... Morning News Dallas Morning News columnists Steve Blow and James Ragland discuss the controversy over a New York Post editorial cartoon that some have interpreted as comparing President Barack Obama to a violent chimpanzee gunned down by police. ...

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John Legend Boycotts ?New York Post? Over Cartoon - Rap-Up.com

John Legend Boycotts ?New York Post? Over CartoonRap-Up.com, CAJohn Legend is calling for a boycott of the New York Post after the newspaper ran a controversial cartoon that has been widely criticized as racist. Read his open letter below. I?m trying to understand what possible motivation you may have had for ...

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NY Post defends chimp cartoon despite racism claims - ABC Online

NY Post defends chimp cartoon despite racism claimsABC Online, AustraliaMICHAEL ROWLAND: Police killed the chimp. The victim is in a serious condition in hospital. But horror has given way to outrage in some quarters after the New York Post published a cartoon on the attack. It shows two police officers, one with a smoking ...

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New York Post Somewhat Apologizes for Cartoon - ToTheCenter.com

New York Post Somewhat Apologizes for CartoonToTheCenter.com, NYThe New York Post made an apology to the public, Thursday, after an editorial cartoon that some say compared US President Barack Obama to a chimp sparked two days of protest. The International Herald Tribune reports some are unwilling to accept the ...

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