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Hm?! At the risk of being called racist it seems this should be the other way around.
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Good Morning, the very first thing I noticed as well so we’ll just be racist together.
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Asher Perleman is a cartoonist for the New Yorker. He is also a staff writer for The Late Show with Stephen Colbert. His cartoons are said to express “the awkwardness of modern life.” This cartoon is beyond “awkward”.
He may well be showing a political bias, but he is also illustrating the real awkwardness of life in Great Britain at this point. No one would actually be able to publish such a cartoon there with the characters reversed without great backlash, if indeed they were able to publish a cartoon such as this at all.
Does he share that same blindness? I don’t know. But he should realize that his work would not be printed there, and be thankful.
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The awful part is, if one would care to think it, is that the “average” white British male is “putting the knife” unjustly to the immigrant population. That has a certain distasteful and arrogant twist to it.
But that kind of reasoning is a part of the “Late Show” kind of “humor”. It’s mean-spirited at its heart.
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