subsequently defended the cartoon, which was simply to deny it has anything to do with race. (The Herald-Sun used a favorite phrase: “The world has gone mad.”) Because, in Australia ...

“Embarrassing to see the Herald Sun doesn’t realise defending Knight’s cartoon supports the case swathes of Australian media is blind to its own racism.” This isn’t the first time Knight ...

“Embarrassing to see the Herald Sun doesn’t realise defending Knight’s cartoon supports the case swathes of Australian media is blind to its own racism.” This isn’t the first time Knight ...

“Embarrassing to see the Herald Sun doesn’t realise defending Knight’s cartoon supports the case swathes of Australian media is blind to its own racism.” This isn’t the first time Knight ...

Americans call the cartoon racist ... The Herald Sun is a News Corp. property that publishes the commentary of Andrew Bolt, the closest thing Australia has to a Sean Hannity.

MELBOURNE, Australia-- A controversial cartoon ... that initially published it. The Herald Sun newspaper printed an edited portion of the cartoon -- featuring 23-time Grand Slam winner Williams ...

Australia is by most measures one of ... on Sky News and in print media outlets like the Herald-Sun which printed the Serena cartoon not once, but twice. Both are owned by Rupert Murdoch and ...

Editorial cartoonist Mark Knight of the Australian newspaper the Herald Sun was so proud of his Serena Williams-U.S. Open cartoon, which was published in the newspaper, that he posted it on his ...

For yesterday’s edition, the Herald Sun filled its front page with cartoons, including the contentious Williams image, along with likenesses of US president Donald Trump, North Korean leader Kim Jong ...

Australia is by most measures one of ... on Sky News and in print media outlets like the Herald-Sun which printed the Serena cartoon not once, but twice. Both are owned by Rupert Murdoch and ...