Both are also fond of poking fun at their own public caricatures (caricatures they created).
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Today, dangerous caricatures of belief threaten to eclipse that vision -- caricatures that have incited violence, discrimination and bigotry ever since 9/11.
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Cartoon mugs These mugs are like caricatures but with functionality.
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FOX: What I wanted them not to be were caricatures.
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Alissa: I am down with the caricatures, to be honest!
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Those catchphrases and caricatures are irrevocably seared into our consciousness.
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They behaved like caricatures of capitalists in old Soviet journals.
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As with all caricatures, there is some truth to Apu.
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And then I looked at the caricatures of the fashion.
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Protesters carried posters with caricatures of US President Donald Trump.
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Don't be fooled by Hollywood's insistent caricatures of intelligent criminals.
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But what deserves attention, I think, is how his caricatures work.
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They don't know how to express themselves so they become caricatures.
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Instead, those who play Rée, Nietzsche, and Rilke act out caricatures.
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But they are more caricatures than characters, more stereotypes than people.
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They are almost caricatures of what social-climbing mothers like Mrs.
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This trap can sometimes result in reporting that caricatures and stereotypes.
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These caricatures are useless in explaining any individual's passions and priorities.
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The kind that showed that Latinos didn't have to be caricatures.
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Maybe suggest that she hide away her trove of racist caricatures?
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The characters are caricatures, as one might expect in light comedy.
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We can praise Black women without turning them into caretaker caricatures.
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They began a viral online campaign, publishing uncomplimentary caricatures of Mr Erdogan.
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Like sports mascots, they say, these costumes make caricatures of indigenous peoples.
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And we're seeing that elections turn people online into caricatures of themselves.
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The left caricatures this as "ultra-libéral", the ultimate French political insult.
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RW: Because of gay caricatures, that when we gather we drink heavily.
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Brooks' caricatures find their stylistic roots in a combination of different genres.
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In college, he furnished caricatures for magazines to help pay his tuition.
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The characters are caught somewhere between well-observed types and absurd caricatures.
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She preferred to call her roles "caricatures" rather than parodies or impersonations.
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Despite all the caricatures, you think we've understated how Nixonian Nixon was?
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At times, these caricatures can be unhelpful, pitting thoughtless patriots against rootless cosmopolitans.
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It's not acceptable to tokenize black trans people or depict them as caricatures.
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Just this week, popular streamer Dr Disrespect was called out for racist caricatures.
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The front of his new purchase featured caricatures of Clinton and Monica Lewinsky.
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It both caricatures the autocracy of tsarism and anticipates Bolshevism's descent into tyranny.
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Both were "Saturday Night Live" caricatures long before they were serious presidential candidates.
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"As we sit here, they're running caricatures of me in Georgia," Pelosi said.
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" Soeiro said Seuss's illustrations are "steeped in racist propaganda, caricatures and harmful stereotypes.
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They are merely caricatures of our culture without lasting significance or even meaning.
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But she's a far cry from the caricatures that I'm used to seeing.
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The figures move robotically while smiling diabolically, looking like caricatures of malicious intent.
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These characters aren't caricatures, they're fighting men living on the outskirts of society.
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"Putin hasn't read books about himself or looked at caricatures," Mr. Peskov added.
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Caricatures abound, but the socioeconomically lucky don't often offer themselves up for study.
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These are often not "authentic" messages from famous people—they are commodity caricatures.
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The tech giants become monolithic and their employees become caricatures — often of villains.
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The report discussed, in no uncertain terms, the negative impacts native caricatures have.
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Yet individually, many Trump supporters are a far cry from the snarling caricatures.
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Still, I write that as a fan: "Law & Order" depends on its caricatures.
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He's also seen images that present people in neighboring towns as caricatures and cartoons.
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Rather than grotesque caricatures, pedestrians are mute passers-by, going about their daily lives.
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You have all this, and at times, it feels like caricatures of black people.
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In this kind of setting it also becomes easier to flatten people into caricatures.
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There are other racial caricatures in the game, made plain by the opening cinematic.
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Some Trumpkins are expertly carved, presenting exaggerated caricatures of the Donald's most famous attributes.
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The initial build of the display caricatures took around 40 hours, each, he says.
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In one scene, Dmitri strangles an attacker wearing a mask inspired by blackface caricatures.
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Then they become caricatures of themselves and it can't be who they still are.
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The more detailed exchange that followed was a study in caricatures: lofty principle vs.
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American popular culture either embraced caricatures of the Kennedys or the myth of Camelot.
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"All the familiar caricatures they have for us—outsider, tree hugger, élitist," he said.
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Often lawyers are painted as evil caricatures in more of the Ken Kratz model.
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Our portrayals of North Korea are all too often caricatures of bellicosity and backwardness.
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Both Rogen's cocksure screenwriter and Ferrell's honkingly crass studio executive are one-note caricatures.
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Travelers, far from home, homes we only understand in caricatures, pictures in tourist brochures.
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"The targets were all, like, caricatures from a cops-and-robbers scenario," he said.
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Despite decades of pushback, it takes a long time for racist caricatures to die.
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And most people who serve in the military are somewhere between those two caricatures.
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In fact there are walls here covered with the satires and caricatures they attracted generally.
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No, the manicure doesn't feature cheesy caricatures of Finding Dory or The Little Mermaid characters.
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Major news outlets sketched caricatures of Arabs as rich oil "sheiks" bent on world domination.
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If they're not brushed aside icons, they're kooky personalities or caricatures of their former selves.
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Tara Reid and Heidi Montag — they're not dead; they just look like caricatures of themselves.
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Your Twin Peaks caricatures are incredible, and you have such a knack for capturing faces.
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The main question and critique of the play wasn't about the caricatures of Asian people.
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Remorseless social media users appropriated his image as Adolf Hitler, a Klansman and racist caricatures.
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The real Rio is infinitely preferable to a ceremony that simultaneously honors and caricatures it.
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I knew they were heroes to many who had been reduced to caricatures and punchlines.
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But these aren't one-dimensional caricatures; most get a smattering of interesting non-stereotypical quirks.
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Many of Ms. Sherman's past pictures of women have been caricatures, mockingly absurd or grotesque.
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I was constantly surprised at the depth given to characters who initially seemed like caricatures.
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Does it surprise Pilgrim that controversies related to racial caricatures are making headlines in 2018?
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The president is extremely sensitive when it comes to caricatures and parodies of his appearance.
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Her Peruvian comrades, meanwhile, read like revolutionary caricatures: "I'm tired of your principles," one says.
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His childhood drawings — schematics of war planes, storyboard cartoons, caricatures of classmates — aren't anything special.
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That particular crew consists of grotesque caricatures of white privilege who distract from worthwhile discourse.
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We also agree that generational labels quickly become unproductive when they turn into overgeneralized caricatures.
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Her tousled hairdo, headlight-size eyes and exaggerated mouth were the subject of countless caricatures.
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The problem is literary: these caricatures reveal a lack of not only empathy, but curiosity.
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The campaign became a battle of two caricatures: male chauvinist pig against scheming, dishonest woman.
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And he shows Arnold's ambivalence about letting others perceive the genuine fragility that he caricatures.
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SOCIAL Q'S A reader wonders whether to address the black caricatures in her acquaintance's home.
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Yes, the streets are teeming with visitors in yellowface and people dressed as Chinese caricatures.
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It's become too easy to regard people in power as caricatures, acting outside of time.
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Motörhead was known for actually being the caricatures that they portrayed, unlike many bands nowadays.
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In these cases, the characters break the mold of the one-dimensional caricatures we're used to.
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It's warranted critique, made even more potent given the caricatures that make up McAvoy's many personalities.
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By contrast, nearly all the women in the film are either silly, foolish caricatures or victims.
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The app features several Shaun T caricatures as well as motivational slogans, customizable memes and GIFs.
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Mr Cohen takes the most vicious caricatures Americans have of each other and makes them real.
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Whether racist caricatures or making sexual assault puns, here are 10 costumes to avoid this Halloween.
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And, no, not just to draw caricatures of him—although that does sound nice and cathartic.
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The truth is that caricatures of Black womanhood from men are usually more harmful to women.
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Still, these caricatures may let his front-row readers know how it feels to be stereotyped.
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Hirschfeld was known for inserting the name of his daughter Nina several times in his caricatures.
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" She added that Dr. Seuss books have "illustrations...steeped in racist propaganda, caricatures, and harmful stereotypes.
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The crows in "Dumbo" are slavery-era black caricatures — and one is even named "Jim Crow."
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It could also be that there's something about transforming small caricatures into great, big, memorable characters.
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But, little by little, you catch glimpses of fraught, often lonely lives hidden behind the caricatures.
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Subtlety is not Mr. Ryoo's forte here: The Japanese are, to a man, caricatures of evil.
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And he was seemingly immune to any of the subsequent caricatures of him as a bully.
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The men fall under her wicked spell without much protest, quickly becoming animalistic caricatures of masculinity.
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Liberals and environmentalists mostly exist as grotesque caricatures on the conservative media that dominate the airwaves.
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After all, its characters are like caricatures of Donald Trump and his circle of status-obsessed businessmen.
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Standing on a stage, these women look nothing like their caricatures—and even less so in person.
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Ferrell's Reno was simultaneously lovable and grotesque, and McKinnon and Poehler added real flesh to their caricatures.
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These roles signified how little Hollywood valued me and my community, constantly reducing us to crude caricatures.
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If I drew caricatures of other people, the danger of attention could be turned away from me.
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Gone was the triumphant Columbia, replaced by caricatures of thieving officeseekers stuffing their pockets with public money.
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Their lives, their costumes, their mannerisms, and affectations all demand that you think of them as caricatures.
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The doppelgängers—"the tethered"—are grotesque caricatures of the family members: recognisably the same but demonically different.
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In essence, those caricatures of sex work are the ultimate form of the "hot girl," Povitsky agreed.
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The event features free dog washes, caricatures, a photo booth and treats from Big Gay Ice Cream.
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Neither of those caricatures bore much resemblance to the bill as written (by Waxman's adorably wonky staff).
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"The machinations, the backstabbing, the hideous caricatures and slurs were just devastating," historian Joan Waugh told CNN.
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Isn't it, at least, better than parading a bunch of racist caricatures around in public, in 2017?
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So Republicans flatten gun violence into a morality play, one that transforms perpetrator and victim into caricatures.
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But there is nothing romantic about the word lover, only caricatures of people and stereotypes of romance.
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Instead, they revert to caricatures of the rivalrous siblings they were when they lived together at Winterfell.
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It had pictures of us: little caricatures, which they had also done for Queen and also Kiss.
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But at least you got Mort Drucker to draw your caricatures for the back of the record.
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Hirschfeld had been known for hiding the name of his daughter Nina several times in his caricatures.
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In "Blackness in Opera," the musicologist Naomi André writes that Krenek's Jonny was reliant on minstrel caricatures.
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Other roles are complete caricatures that hold Asians back, whether they're played by white or Asian actors.
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It's a world of caricatures, of fans who identify with a breed as strongly as a religion.
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Despite the cast primarily consisting of bubbly anime caricatures, the prevailing emotion in Three Houses is resentment.
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In popular culture, fat people are often treated as caricatures, punch lines and subjects for our shock.
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Ms. Cardellini and Ms. Schaal offer cardboard caricatures, while Mr. Ulrich, among others, plays it mostly straight.
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Her men and women are not cute (except, sometimes, to each other), and they are not caricatures.
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Back in 1994, stoners were still caricatures, as evidenced by the fretful lush Melanie Ralston (Bridget Fonda).
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Walking past Prada's Soho storefront, she noticed a series of figures that looked like racist caricatures in blackface.
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But I enjoyed the juvenile, day-glow antics of Back in the Groove, aside from the aforementioned caricatures.
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But those caricatures miss an important reality: The vice president has much more power than many people realize.
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There comes a point in time where we must ask what caricatures of the past are worth preserving.
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A defining feature for Palm restaurants are the caricatures of celebrities, politicians and prominent sports and media figures.
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Beyond those two, the rest of the world's estimated 1.6 billion Muslims come across as two-dimensional caricatures.
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"The impulse came from watching so many bad Bollywood movies that use homosexual characters as caricatures," he said.
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The Asia-based musicians can define it on their own terms (sometimes even getting away with problematic caricatures).
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Anti-Semitic caricatures had persisted for centuries; Der Stürmer's anti-Semitic cartoons had to be weaponized by Hitler.
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" From her vantage point, "People on both sides reduce the other to hopelessly simplistic caricatures of human beings.
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Because morning show personalities like Ripa are so fantastically friendly all the time, they become caricatures of themselves.
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The black people in the documentary are shown looking either militant or shirtless, seething menaces or tribal caricatures.
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Forced by the unforgiving spotlight of politics into caricatures, they often show a dimension they keep under wraps.
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Limestone facades are ornamented with occasional caricatures of African captives: thick-lipped, broad-nosed and with curly hair.
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It has turned faces into masks (alternately tragic and comic), people into caricatures, death into a punch line.
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Kate and Lauren, no less than Sydney and the senator, are improbable exaggerations, caricatures with no human shading.
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White actors (and later some black actors as well) performed exaggerated and highly racist caricatures of black people.
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Usher enters and exits the stage, playing different caricatures of Tyler Perry personalities that his mother so adores.
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In the mornings, we stared at each other while brushing our teeth, scrunching up our faces into caricatures.
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The book affords its readers a safe distance between real immigrants and the caricatures presented in the book.
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During the 1990s and 2000s, Mr. Leno said, the stakes seemed somehow lower, the presidential caricatures more harmless.
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Gillis lost his new job after YouTube video surfaced in which he denigrated Asians with slurs and caricatures.
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Many people seem to think that all Natives live in teepees and look like caricatures from the 1700s.
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Some posters were satirical, drawing from familiar 19th-century political caricatures, while others featured more evocative, emotional images.
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Two jigaboo caricatures flank the slave ship like bookends, suggesting where the story of the slave trade ended up.
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In 2011 and 2013, they sent their friends festive caricatures of her as Santa and him as a snowman.
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The Teamsters were ultimately able to come across more as working guys fighting for their cause than mafioso caricatures.
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We have to be very careful not to reduce other people to caricatures based solely on their partisan identity.
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The franchise has had great marketing in the past, carefully concealing the bloated melodrama, offensive caricatures, and puerile humor.
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But in The Assassination of Gianni Versace, Cunanan's own motivations never move beyond the caricatures floated in the '90s.
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And the movie's villains become such cartoony caricatures that it's impossible to take Fallen Kingdom's attempted philosophical musings seriously.
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"Israel caricatures Hizbullah as a terrorist organisation," says Rifaat Nasrallah, the Christian militia's leader (and no relation of Hassan).
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In this era of virulent anti-intellectualism, we don't need more caricatures of academic life, especially from the left.
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Picasso produced caricatures from a young age, copying them from magazines when he was only 7, Ms. Cowling said.
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She doesn't know who Andy Warhol is, or any of the other famous people we have done caricatures of.
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That was back when t-shirts would feature the cartoon caricatures with the giant heads and the small bodies.
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Selina Meyer and her top aides are reimagined as Game Boy characters, postage stamps, cartoon busts, and hilarious caricatures.
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Obama won over the white Democratic establishment — but only after enduring attacks and caricatures that sometimes left her shaken.
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Or rather, it was, more often than not, funny: celebrities turned into caricatures of a parody of an idea.
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They are both tragedies that have cost avoidable deaths and caricatures of what is to come in both countries.
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And the wise-but-weird son, Henry (Lewis MacDougall), newly expelled for drawing naked caricatures of his school principal.
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But please don't practice his trick of "otherizing" people into stick-figure caricatures, slurring vast groups as hopeless bigots.
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However, they also noted that the male characters were often caricatures of men, and not truly fleshed out people.
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Too many characters look like caricatures, a reinforcement of the notion that all Muslims are snarling bundles of hate.
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They've willingly slotted themselves into caricatures that are all too familiar today, and the movie plays on those gleefully.
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An ardent anticapitalist and anti-imperialist, Mr. Corbyn once defended a mural featuring grotesque caricatures of hooknosed Jewish bankers.
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Very young babies prefer friendly, helpful caricatures over villains, and children routinely help strangers without being prompted or congratulated.
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At the observatory, Saturday's program will include stations that offer personalized caricatures, balloon animals, face painting and artificial tattoos.
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"It's important to me that these people don't read as caricatures, that their clothes aren't costumes," Ms. Rogien said.
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But more interesting than their shtick is why Asian-American audiences enjoy watching Asian Americans performing caricatures of Blackness.
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It has been said that Trump the director has borrowed from World Wrestling productions with their bombast and caricatures.
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Much more often, sex workers in games are mere caricatures, made to elicit sympathy or lust from the player.
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And what made her announcement extra unique was the specially designed Bitmoji caricatures of the couple during the big moment.
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The implicit suburban whiteness of these caricatures is both critiqued and reinforced as integral to the devotional teen-girl narrative.
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If a post includes redface, nasty caricatures, or even the acerbic Twitter troll attacking Natives, it's most likely offensive. 13.
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In the original story of Peter Pan, Tiger Lily and her Piccaninnies are dated, offensive caricatures of Native American people.
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And I think that's another thing that gets lost with Hillary Clinton, in our easy caricatures: She's a human figure.
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Many of Cohen's guests shared Instagram Stories capturing the activities at the baby shower, which included an artist drawing caricatures.
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Two years ago, it rolled out a racist face-altering feature that made people into racist caricatures of different races.
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Caricatures in this exhibition show how silly people look when they go mad for cultivating their little patches of land.
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The drawings are funny, repulsive, and satisfying — I detected a small sense of vengeance in the overwhelming number of caricatures.
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Evangelicals have long complained that they are lampooned based on caricatures of their faith, resulting in little or no outrage.
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His speeches in the parliament went viral on Turkish social media; his humor inspired caricatures and memes, skewering the opponents.
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At its core, pushback in this area serves as a corrective to centuries of colonialism, stereotypical portrayals and racist caricatures.
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These tokens of minstrelsy are loud and disruptive, caricatures of the kind of blackness that Patterson has sought to escape.
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" Soeiro also critiqued Trump's book selection, saying that Dr. Seuss' illustrations are "steeped with racist propaganda, caricatures, and harmful stereotypes.
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Images of the Prophet Mohammad are traditionally forbidden in Islam and caricatures are regarded by most Muslims as deeply offensive.
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LGBT+ people are rarely represented in Bollywood and in cameo roles often cast as crude caricatures added for cheap laughs.
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LGBT+ people are rarely represented in Bollywood and in cameo roles often cast as crude caricatures added for cheap laughs.
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I'd draw insulting caricatures of my teachers and classmates, or I'd sit in front of the television drawing David Letterman.
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The strength of "Feud" is how it shows you the dynamic that turns two ambitious artists into gossip-sheet caricatures.
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But by that point the women have already turned themselves into TV-friendly caricatures — Liberty Belle, Welfare Queen, Fortune Cookie.
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The iOS and Android app can be lots of fun, letting you turn your selfies into anime-style cartoon caricatures.
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Caricatures from satirical journals read at the battlefront figured women as either masculinized or spending wildly on the latest designs.
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And it confirms all of Musk's critics' most disparaging caricatures of the hypeman CEO: Erratic, narcissistic and, at times, pointless.
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The characters are more sharply drawn, and given a little more room to breathe outside of their 80s movie caricatures.
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If football managers were historical caricatures, Big Sam would be a brutal staff-sergeant from a particularly grim episode of Sharp.
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It's time to bury the caricatures of pushers selling drugs to kids outside the school gates, zombie junkies, and instantaneous addiction.
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Just as Crocker circulated as a kind of cartoon of irrational hyper-identification, the coverage of standom often relied on caricatures.
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That's why it's so easy for so many to believe in conspiracies and take caricatures of their opponents as gospel truth.
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There were also emoji-themed activities like a photo booth, emoji caricatures and a balloon artists exclusively dedicated to 💩 balloons.
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It's easy to view our children as caricatures, whether positive or negative, especially in our increasingly competitive and externally motivated world.
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Greeley became a figure of fun early on, and unflattering caricatures, in essay or cartoon form, followed him throughout the campaign.
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As I watched these upsetting caricatures of a Muslim family, I felt genuinely sad for my younger self who welcomed them.
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Across the Internet and media, punchlines have largely been replaced by dignified tributes, and crude caricatures by staid, objective reporting. Why?
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And notable Black comedians like Martin Lawrence and Jamie Foxx have profited from performing low-key offensive caricatures of Black women.
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The roles that do exist above that magic number, Meester adds, often wind up feeling like caricatures instead of real people.
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Instead of treating them like caricatures to be mocked, Republicans should be respected as decent, hardworking Americans concerned about their future.
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One of the most amusing, "This Ain't the Hokey Cokey Anymore," caricatures the physical challenges facing older people attempting athletic sex.
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These crows play into black caricatures propagated during the slavery era, mostly seen in the way the crows speak and dress.
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Subscribing to the magazine, which often features caricatures of Trump on its cover, represents to some readers an act of resistance.
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Rejecting mainstream associations between veganism and "pacifistic hippy caricatures," they propose that the true vegan archetype is the noble Aryan warrior.
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Like Troy Brooks' surrealist caricatures, Caesar's girls are drawn with disproportionately shaped bodies that resemble an even more exaggerated rococo form.
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It would be nice to see Mr. Feig reunite with Ms. Lively and Ms. Kendrick, who pump oxygen into their caricatures.
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But that effort isn't served by the caricatures that have come to dominate this discussion, as they do so many others.
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"Hasan was intrinsically different from all of the caricatures and archetypes of what 'Daily Show' correspondents had been," Noah told me.
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We like the idea of working with Andy Friedman because he makes caricatures that have a lot of wit to them.
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At the same time, her résumé defies some of the caricatures that Republicans use to make swing voters suspicious of Democrats.
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As for the war material, it's shameless in its caricatures and clichés, and up-to-the-minute in its alienating pyrotechnics.
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The Hickses are among couples who want a true artistic influence at their wedding, skipping unflattering caricatures or a photo booth.
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The Post reported that numerous people behind the scenes also spoke up about the accessories and how they resembled racist caricatures.
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They show us that the caricatures of our popular culture inheritance don't equip us to understand or clearly see each other.
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They are all caricatures — even the black man who is being lynched — his face a rictus of pain and fear and agony.
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As soon as the mask slips or the bubble bursts we realize these people aren't the two-dimensional caricatures living perfect lives.
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If you're like Fergie and Josh Duhamel, you go all out and get caricatures drawn of yourselves in Santa and snowman suits.
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Over 22016 caricatures of Richard Nixon offer an instructive precedent for artists struggling to overcome political and creative blocks in one leap.
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The dialogue is heavy-handed, and Mehra seems to be unable to get a hand on the characters, thus making them caricatures.
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Far-right Dutch parliamentarian Geert Wilders has planned the contest for later in the year, featuring caricatures of the Muslim Prophet Mohammed.
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We must also push back against those in the media who exclude these communities or diminish them through discriminatory tropes and caricatures.
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Jeanette Paras is the creator of these painted caricatures, who she's dubbed RudyKin Giuliani and the Joker (sorry, no pumpkin puns here).
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He is a caricature and caricatures do not need to open their mouths; but Chief Wahoo is speaking and subsisting on something.
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" Blumberg, who was narrating the show, said, "In the swirl of anxiety about Gimlet's future, we were becoming caricatures to each other.
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Perhaps female and minority viewers were once more tolerant of films that offered only caricatures of themselves, or omitted their likenesses altogether.
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The age of identikit politicians (which culminated in the Jedward that was Cameron-Clegg) has been replaced by the age of caricatures.
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So in the aftermath of the shooting, there were also caricatures depicting Trump's first defense of the NRA, not the American people.
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Its caricatures of spoiled kids and narcissistic parents are unerring and timeless; its satirical takes on human nature are pointed and merciless.
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Instead of scribbling illegible names onto each paper cup, Jason Tocewicz is adding doodles, caricatures, and famous animated faces to each order.
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The Republican depiction of the Obamacare debate, and of the law itself, is shot through with these kinds of caricatures and deceptions.
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Mr. Thiel, despite caricatures of him as a sneaky, behind-the-scenes operator, is not a man who is very easily defined.
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Simply as a blowhard who gains headlines around the world, he reinforces caricatures of the United States and tarnishes our global reputation.
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Where movies often portray gay people as caricatures, YA has allowed writers to portray queer teens as different, in a good way.
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Considering that Allardyce is commonly said to despise all such caricatures, the truth of his personalised WiFi connection is probably somewhat darker.
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Trump throwing our military leadership under the bus illustrates that he has zero understanding of real leadership, as distinguished from movie caricatures.
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Now it's a hip gastro pub with white tablecloths and a backlit bar and caricatures of dearly departed Mario lining every wall.
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For "Anger," which was seen at the Humana Festival in Louisville last year, aspires to more than caricatures of dangerously devolved masculinity.
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The brilliant illustrator was famous for skewering the U.K. establishment with frenetic cartoons and caricatures that transformed the everyday into surreal grotesqueries.
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Far from profiling the best of what candidates have to offer, the politicians are reduced to superficial, cliché-driven, consultant-devised caricatures.
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Most of the people you engage with in real life are not at all like the caricatures in your head or online.
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The imagery mirrors racist caricatures of black people that have been around since the days of minstrel shows comparing them to monkeys.
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Gathered in a single room as his Caricatures, Capricci, and Scherzi, they seem in all their strangeness and daring to anticipate Goya.
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However, that slump may fall more into the category of poetic justice than cruel curse, given the racial caricatures on their caps.
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However, these false generalizations and caricatures have been force-fed to American people — black and white — and to people around the world.
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She is young still, only 30, and -- despite some mostly right-wing media caricatures to the contrary -- deadly serious about her work.
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In December, Prada also withdrew several items evocative of racist caricatures, including a keychain of black monkey faces with exaggerated red lips.
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They rely on caricatures and selective historical tidbits in a way that, indeed, just about anyone can be compared to anyone else.
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But the vast majority of the female characters wound up being nothing more than exaggerated caricatures, and that's where this raucous comedy failed.
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But I'm also a little worried about season four's new characters, who all still feel like caricatures more than they do real people.
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On top of that, it's a bizarre strategy to confront members of your audience with screen-obsessed, clumsy-looking, unsexy caricatures of themselves.
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Why it matters: Blackface is often offensive because it has been used to perpetuate caricatures and offensive stereotypes of black people for centuries.
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It's bleak, and it still doesn't explain why all of Negan's friends, sans Dwight, act like cartoonish caricatures of real people, but whatever.
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But those who took over after communism collapsed in 1991 treated Soviet civilisation as a postmodernist playground, a source of caricatures and puns.
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It's a shame that his critics don't seem to have read or understood those explanations and instead present ill-informed and false caricatures.
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In late 1956 and over the next two years, Arbus took classes with Lisette Model, known for her close-up, biting street caricatures.
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The seraphs are still caricatures of empowerment, here played by Kristen Stewart (the cutup), Naomi Scott (the brainiac) and Ella Balinska (the stoic).
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The people he meets remain mostly as caricatures, dehumanized and stereotyped representatives of their nations with little room for individuality, nuance or complexity.
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Halloween can feel more like a good time when people don't have their identities turned into caricatures that are mocked rather than celebrated.
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I've also included guys that I would call character painters, so predominately illustrated caricatures that sit side by side with the graffiti scene.
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Related: The Grotesque Celebrity Caricatures of Rob Hren Yung Jake's Emoji Portraits of Celebrities PES Deconstructs His New Stop-Motion Masterpiece 'Submarine Sandwich'
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If you have time, you can even encourage students to draw caricatures using these shapes, like the Boston Gazette did back in 1812.
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A trendier vibe is found at Off the Record, the hotel's all red bar that's famously lined with caricatures of prominent political figures.
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The voices created the Paynes, the Browns, the Cryers and countless other characters and caricatures that peopled Perry's plays, movies and television series.
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And Amber Heard and Wyatt Cenac are hippie-dippie caricatures whose free-love philosophy is as much a sham as Vivian's filmmaking ethics.
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Mostly though it's the human faces on the corbels — a type of wall bracket — thought to be caricatures of the pub's regular drinkers.
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Hirschfeld, who died in 2003 at age 99, was known for inserting the name of his daughter Nina several times in his caricatures.
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None of them are caricatures, though, and while everyone is mocked, nobody is treated with cruelty or contempt, at least by Ms. Gerwig.
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The weekend includes details on recent restoration of paintings, a visit to his grave, and a discussion of his caricatures of local people.
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Roseanne Barr's rebooted eponymous sitcom was intended as, among other things, a humanizing rebuke to liberal caricatures of Trump supporters as knuckle-dragging racists.
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Their particular ability to draw you in with caricatures and color and then slap you with a stinging truth feels acutely apt these days.
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There are less expected influences, too: the playful looks between Tom's men recall the outrageous caricatures of Thomas Rowlandson, a Georgian-era British cartoonist.
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But these caricatures still capture something true: Leave and Remain draw almost all their emotional force from these opposing visions, fixed borders and flight.
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When we think of augmented reality face filters, we tend to think of goofy novelties like Halloween masks, face swapping, or inadvertent racist caricatures.
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But for anybody who uses Facebook or Twitter, the caricatures will seem familiar: they are, after all, the way both sides paint their opponents.
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The story reverts and favors the exaggerated, the caricatures and low-level simplifications that keep underlying the pillars of women they want to present.
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The designation does not apply to all Pepes, only to versions of the cartoon amphibian dressed as Klan members or depicted as Jewish caricatures.
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Her barely human characters are depicted as over exaggerated caricatures within a comic strip style of painting reminiscent of Ed Roth's Rat Fink cartoons.
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I had the impression that, in trying to tell this story, the writers made these ridiculous caricatures of the people featured in the film.
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Turns out SpongeBob is the perfect addition to so-called Gen Z's post-irony, which is all about exploding caricatures and shoulder-shrugging nihilism.
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For example, Western societies permit caricatures of Prophet Muhammad under the guise of free speech, even though they insult a person revered by Muslims.
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Dietland lives somewhere between absurdist theater and New York noir; its characters are almost caricatures, even when the anxieties they feel are very real.
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The bands they worshipped were mostly white dudes with guitars, their favorite scene queens were white women who marketed themselves ironically as "thug" caricatures.
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Some demonstrators carried giant papier-mache caricatures of prominent politicians and life-size cut-outs of the prime minister dressed in a pirate's costume.
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Whether the art serves to critique or reinforce them depends on how much one can stomach racial caricatures and sexualized women for satirical effect.
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And yet — having stipulated all the good things — a lot of online interactions can and do reduce other people to awful caricatures of themselves.
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The work of #MeToo now is to recognize that perpetrators of sexual violence are not evil caricatures, impervious to harm and doing no good.
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While much of religious media feels like it consists of caricatures of real families, 7th Heaven felt exceptionally crude—so clean it was obscene.
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While I recognize the narrative well from my experience fostering, it is important that birth mothers not be reduced to such two-dimensional caricatures.
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If I had to pick one thing that was the most unique this year, it was the idolization of Bernie Sanders through meme caricatures.
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The targets are easy and the caricatures are blunt, but the filmmakers aren't inflaming passions so much as soothing them with laughter and mayhem.
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"Lots of books have been written about Putin, lots of caricatures have been drawn, lots of puppets and cartoons have been created," he said.
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Misch has admitted that he enjoyed "trolling" Morris by tweeting racist images at her, including caricatures of black people talking about representing white voters.
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She takes a deep dive into the hyper-sexualized caricatures of East Asian women, pushing the Lolita tropes of the stereotypes to ridiculous lengths.
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This is a notable change from the blank-faced high-kicker of a 2101 painting or the caricatures of big-haired ladies on Plexiglas.
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They can be caricatures of types of people or something more abstract, like an ominous growl, baritone grunt or a symphony of farting noises.
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Insidiously laundering smears, negative memes and caricatures through local news to help pick political winners and losers would be straight from the Sinclair playbook.
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"My hope was to make an image that feels intimate and unlike the caricatures we normally see of him, good or bad," Anderson said.
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Despite their divergent styles, a precedent for both Ms. Bernstein's and Mr. Birk's work can be found in Philip Guston's caricatures of Richard Nixon.
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Still, the confident storytelling and the bravura acting — Daveed Diggs, Toni Collette and John Malkovich contribute compelling caricatures — carry "Buzzsaw" all the way home.
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" A woman named Linda Brown said the story was "a reminder that most Americans aren't the caricatures we are presented with over and over.
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That Ralph Northam and his friends didn't understand the implications of racial caricatures in 1984 speaks volumes about their cultural I.Q. and common sense.
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This week, Saturday Night Live used its cold open to say goodbye to one of its best caricatures: Kate McKinnon's elf-like Jeff Sessions.
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Reading this poem is like watching an old black and white comedy where the characters are mere caricatures and the plot is laughably unsurprising.
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They didn't hesitate to scrutinize specifically American cultural constructions about ethnicity, assimilation, and class, resulting in caustic caricatures of globalization and the American dream.
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And I need those reminders now more than ever as people on both sides, including myself, are feeling angry and forgotten, and cast as caricatures.
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American comedians have already noticed; their caricatures of the candidates often feature a remarkably pouty Mr Trump facing off against an overly grinning Mrs Clinton.
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An amusing sight gag has Christian announcing, "Let's break the Internet!" as he caricatures Paper magazine's photo renderings of Kim Kardashian by Jean-Paul Goude.
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Bennet–esque caricatures — obsessed with their children's matrimonial prospects — and while this resonates with a lot of young South Asians, to me it seemed reductive.
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The South, or at least the fast-paced and university-laden metroplex in which I live, does not resemble its caricatures — except when it does.
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According to AFP, Fahmi started posting clown caricatures of Razak back in January following the latter's repeated attempts at thwarting investigations into his corruption allegations.
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Women like me who scale back in the face of impossible expectations feel themselves morphing into caricatures: attachment freaks, helicopter moms, concerted cultivators, neo-traditionalists.
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Caricatures of many other real-life figures also appear in important roles, including Ernest Hemingway, Margaret Thatcher, F. Scott Fitzgerald, Woody Allen, and Groucho Marx.
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Related: If Megan Fox Was the 'Girl with a Pearl Earring' We Investigated Kendall Jenner's Secret Fraternal Twinstagrammer The Grotesque Celebrity Caricatures of Rob Hren
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These factors go far beyond the oversimplified caricatures of regional competition boiling down to "Iran versus Saudi Arabia," or Shi'ism versus hardline Sunnism/Wahhabism, respectively.
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After Knebworth, Oasis's legacy was overshadowed by a string of disappointing albums, shifting lineups, and the metamorphosis of Liam and Noel Gallagher into tabloid caricatures.
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Wrapping his gray-toned body print in a vibrantly colored US flag, he caricatures those who zealously "wrap themselves in the flag" in nationalistic fervor.
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In fact, when I say that the Shock series has "memorable characters" what I might mean is that it has caricatures, for better and worse.
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This year, China's televised Lunar New Year gala, estimated to reach 800 million viewers, included caricatures of Africans, with blackface and men in animal suits.
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For Native people, this type of "inclusion" puts us into an impossible position where we are only ever able to perform as caricatures of ourselves.
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Detroit doesn't paint all police or all white people as uniform caricatures of badness, nor does it patronizingly suggest that all black people are innocents.
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With fabric from New York City's Garment District or her roommate's Goodwill pile, Baxter turns the forms of these violent weapons into colorful, plush caricatures.
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And while Ms. Paulson and Mr. Peters commit to their characters' belief in their own derangements, "Cult" ends up rendering all political sides as caricatures.
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In China, a skit on a TV special celebrating the holiday set off an uproar with caricatures featuring blackface and African men in animal suits.
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Frontier towns, the mining booms decades behind them, had to choose between extinction and transforming themselves into caricatures of their glory days for public consumption.
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Ten years later, Islamist gunmen killed 12 people in an attack on the offices of French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo, which had published similar caricatures.
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They're not the hateful caricatures that some liberals expect, any more than New York liberals are the effete paper cutouts that my old friends assume.
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By the end of high school, other students had become more accepting, and Brown ingratiated himself with witty banter and by drawing caricatures of teachers.
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Whether there will be a real attempt at the truth remains in doubt, as the lives of the accuser and accused have collapsed into caricatures.
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Famous faces in random juxtapositions were everywhere, pairings reminiscent of the "Impossible Interviews" caricatures that Miguel Covarrubias drew for Vanity Fair back in the 1930s.
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At the time, white actors would frequently apply burnt cork and shoe polish to their faces as a way to mock black slaves through caricatures.
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So instead of adopting a measured, realistic approach to Trump's Cabinet's confirmation hearings, they will instead resort to creating false, untrue caricatures of Trump's Cabinet.
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At the same time, he challenges his viewers to see beyond caricatures and stereotypes and embrace the complexity of black life in the United States.
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So to fill out the interview with not just text I found an illustrator to draw caricatures and do original art for each Jenkem interview instead.
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Known as vinegar valentines these cruel cards with caricatures and taunting rhymes, sent anonymously, were a wildly popular practice in both England and the United States.
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There's a lot of fun in the adult caricatures — and certainly most of us see our parents one-dimensionally when we're rolling our eyes at them.
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The same can be said for the scripts, which lean too heavily on buzzy phrases like "fake news" or caricatures of self-centered, entitled young people.
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Newspaper caricatures, by contrast, need to be immediately accessible, though of course some of Rogers's contemporary references and allusions to life in Pittsburgh can be obscure.
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Bushwick rails against violence while reveling in it, having its villains spout racist rhetoric while portraying most of its own characters of color as criminal caricatures.
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She posted pictures of them alongside historical images of caricatures of black people that have similar features, including very dark skin and large, bright red lips.
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As current societal attitudes shift toward established power structures, Kondabolu and others are edging for a reassessment of once beloved characters that are actually dehumanizing caricatures.
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Far-right Dutch parliamentarian Geert Wilders has planned the contest for later in the year, and caricatures of the Muslim Prophet Mohammed are to be exhibited.
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When you have a team of actors who can pull off these unique roles without turning these men into caricatures, you know you have something special.
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Also like Papers, Please, Obra Dinn's art style defies the graphics arms race of so many other games, instead establishing empathy for purposefully low resolution caricatures.
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If we can remember to see people as individuals and not as caricatures, that in itself will be a small step on a road to progress.
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A recent piece written by Humane Society CEO Wayne Pacelle and food celebrity Tom Colicchio expresses some false caricatures on the uses of antibiotics on farms.
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In fact a Democratic version of Trump is hard to imagine: He would play too neatly into caricatures of Democrats as godless assassins of family values.
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I have been sculpting for 20 years; I work with all sorts of media, making figurines and caricatures, anything from little birds to wedding cake toppers.
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By the second half of the 19th century and into the 20th, Isenberg shows, crude caricatures gave way to seemingly scientific explanations of lower-class status.
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The word is fraught with negative connotations and harks back to an era in which Asian, North African and Middle Eastern peoples were reduced to caricatures.
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King Humbert, it is alleged, is incensed at the caricatures in the American comic papers which have been sent to him by an Italian editor here.
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Plus, it remains troubling to exist in a media landscape in which not doing cultural caricatures or perpetuating American exceptionalism is something in need of praise.
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The museum has been open since 1994 and has more than 12,000 items related to racist caricatures — the largest collection of its kind, according to Pilgrim.
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Noname's choice for "Blaxploitation" to serve as her introduction to visuals is a poignant one, considering the caricatures of black life steeped in the genre's history.
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And what could you possibly do with that script full of daddy-os and buddy-boys and racial caricatures that would feel fresh and urgent today?
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In this moment, we get what may be the manga's most unforgettable images: zombielike caricatures of starving Japanese citizens, dropping dead in the fields from malnourishment.
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But if we fail to maintain the humanity of the people who share their stories with us, addiction coverage turns drug users into caricatures or props.
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These caricatures are often spliced together with Millennial pop culture references, from old 4chan memes like pepe the frog, to anime and My Little Pony references.
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He drew large heads atop small bodies, and his caricatures resembled those David Levine (1926-2009) would later draw for The New York Review of Books.
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The neocons claim that Trump would threaten the international order (read: no more "nation building"), while others parrot the caricatures of Trump peddled by the left.
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All is revealed in the studio/office where, surrounded by family photos and theater posters and caricatures, Mr. Chase memorizes his lines and Ms. Michaelson writes.
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The fact that nearly all the characters are Mexican or Mexican-American hardly lessens the sense that we are watching a parade of caricatures and clichés.
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Miguel Covarrubias's caricatures; Mariam Ghani and Erin Ellen Kelly's latest collaboration; Bill Traylor's drawings; Vivian Maier's self-portraits; and Hervé Guibert's photographs of friends and lovers.
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Nancies were, in fact, caricatures that society had been trained to laugh at: fey, limp-wristed, speaking with a lisp, with no social defense but a quip.
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There are the Hispanic caricatures, like the tot at a barbecue who spikes Bud's food with a blazing hot chili pepper from a bag marked Extra Caliente.
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It's a foul-laden, ugly, lawless, talentless parody of an MMA fight, perpetrated by two guys who were living caricatures of the rolled-off-a-barstool cliché.
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The lack of diversity in filmmaking means that many films only reflect one group of viewers, and leave others with little representation or stereotypical caricatures if any.
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They are the hideous caricatures which are to be seen at this season in almost every stationer's window, and are made to burlesque every trade and profession.
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We might never get to know the "real" Erik or Lyle Menendez on this program, but we do get a sense of how they became public caricatures.
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Social VR apps like Rec Room and Altspace abstract us into caricatures, with expressions that rarely (if ever) map to what we're really doing with our faces.
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From Cinderella to working-class caricatures like Gnafron, a poor shoemaker, puppets in elaborate costumes animated by hand, string or stick keep audiences of every age rapt.
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To many people on social media, the $890 sweater looked like the blackface makeup used historically by white performers to mock and make caricatures of African Americans.
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"Nothing can justify the usage of anti-Jewish caricatures, and silence shouldn't be maintained in the face of this flagrant expression of anti-Semitism," the embassy said.
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Le Monde's longtime cartoonist Plantu feels that politicians, media and social networks have stolen his job: "They are now more caricatural than my own caricatures," he said.
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One of the weapons of hate against Jews deployed by Nazi Germany were cartoons and caricatures that depicted Jews as subhuman animals, often as dogs or spiders.
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The methods of the caricaturist "involve reduction and abstraction" and often "a degree of humor and commentary," she said, adding that Picasso's caricatures informed his mature portraiture.
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The Obama administration rule "looks nothing like the partisan caricatures that have sprung up around it," said Phil Tegeler of the Poverty and Race Research Action Council.
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These are not particularly bold takes on any of these figures, and the longer that any of SNL's caricatures sticks around, the more grating it inevitably becomes.
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Through it all, through his ugly caricatures of Mexicans and Muslims, through her pretzel contortions to explain her emails, through the Russian hacking and the 254 a.m.
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LONDON — It's all too easy for the characters of George Gershwin's "Porgy and Bess" to come across as caricatures, though Gershwin worked hard to avoid that trap.
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The Malaysian artist Fahmi Reza has been charged with "violating multimedia laws" over his viral street art caricatures depicting Prime Minister Najib Razak as a sinister clown.
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But when his son encountered racial slurs and caricatures in a different part of the factory, Mr. Diaz concluded that the issue was not an isolated one.
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The series follows a convention common in manga: When the characters are angry, or act awkwardly, or crack bad jokes, they are rendered as caricatures of themselves.
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I did this piece called 'The Liberation of Aunt Jemima,' because it went back to how black people were thought of as comical, or caricatures, or animals.
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I did this piece called 'The Liberation of Aunt Jemima,' because it went back to how black people were thought of as comical, or caricatures, or animals.
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There's plenty of room for outrage over suspicions that fell on an innocent man, without resorting to demonizing reporters and law enforcement officers as caricatures of corruption.
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This is significant, because opera audiences tend to be made up of majority-white audiences who may be less aware of the offensive caricatures they're seeing onstage.
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Beyond satire John has real people and real abuses in mind for his caricatures, and there is an occasional flash of anger beneath the book's good humor.
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Pepe has appeared frequently on social media dressed in Ku Klux Klan robes and Nazi uniforms, and in depictions of the cruelest and most egregious Jewish caricatures.
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"It calls out the paradox of rooting for this mascot, a caricature of a Native American, and how outdated caricatures live on through marketing," Mr. Rivers said.
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Daria could spend hours doing nothing, hating the hierarchies and caricatures of high school, and still make something of herself if she ever chose to do so.
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But while such images do offer important insights into the mindset of the opaque North Korean government, they are mostly caricatures of real life in North Korea.
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But season two, thus far, has a much, much keener idea of how damaging and shitty those caricatures are, especially if there's no actual commentary being presented.
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Sure, Mitt Romney's "binders full of women" comment sparked an excellent satirical portrait in 2012, and 2008 was the year of gun-toting, bikini-clad Sarah Palin caricatures.
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The mammy caricatures and slave ship imprints are painful reminders that this nation's history of trading Black lives for economic gain extends long after the abolition of slavery.
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Executive chef Nelson Burgos said the restaurant is also offering customers the chance to smash piñatas shaped as caricatures of the two leaders that are filled with sweets.
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Through colorful, illustrated caricatures of "island life" and photographic prints of relaxing women and beach scenes by famous photographers, including Anton Bruehl and Edward Steichen, the imagery stuck.
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Trump was later seen watching intensely during the traditional Presidents' Race, which pits giant caricatures of George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Abraham Lincoln and Teddy Roosevelt in a race.
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Kerr debuted her gorgeous diamond ring, a round-cut center diamond set between two tapered baguettes, on Snapchat in a post decorated with Bitmoji caricatures of the couple.
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That liberalism is the complete opposite of the caricatures that present it as the most extreme form of conservatism, the defence of Manchesterian capitalism and things like that.
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Kelly herself is somewhat believable as a hacker — even if sometimes she devolves into chugging Mountain Dew in a hoodie — but her friends are larger-than-life caricatures.
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It felt as if Dunham and the other writers were exploiting caricatures of people of color in order to accessorize the show's complicated portrayals of 20-something Caucasians.
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She more or less implies that Chomsky's standing as a linguist is due largely to his continuing critique of United States foreign policy, which she in turn caricatures.
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But more important is that subversion thing: These days, caricatures, at least for an audience with a certain twisted sense of humor, are the means to an end.
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And the people themselves are caricatures, useful for fleshing out philosophical ideas and having a whole lot of theatrical fun, but they rarely connected on a human level.
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It includes portraits, caricatures, garments and curiosities, like a tiny 17th-century anatomical model of a pregnant woman that comes apart to reveal the fetus and organs inside.
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Individual recipes are accompanied by charming caricatures of each dish by illustrator Amy Jean Porter, and every subset of a meal is separated by a wash of watercolor.
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The walls are covered with framed vintage movie and theater posters and charming caricatures clipped from the pages of the 19th-century British version of Vanity Fair magazine.
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In Arkansas, a political action committee calling itself Black Americans for the President's Agenda released a radio ad using racist caricatures in an effort to court black voters.
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There were martial artists (often played by Bruce Lee), caricatures (Long Duk Dong in "Sixteen Candles") or yellowface roles (Mickey Rooney's I. Y. Yunioshi in "Breakfast at Tiffany's").
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Mixing Symbolist dreaminess with Post-Impressionist muscle, Stettheimer rendered her family and New York's interwar avant-garde as charmed, eccentric, usually androgynous caricatures in expanses of brilliant color.
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Republicans, of course, might rub their hands at the prospect of challenging a billionaire environmentalist from San Francisco — a political persona that fits some damaging caricatures of liberalism.
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In the manner of John Irving and Salman Rushdie and Annie Proulx in their less persuasive work, McCracken in "Bowlaway" comes close to writing caricatures instead of characters.
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It's one thing when it's a pair of tricky heels, but quite another when you're made up to look like racist caricatures from the not-so-distant past.
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The controversy has revealed the wide sensitivity gap between some Belgian revelers inured to such blatant ethnic caricatures, and outsiders attuned to calling out racism and anti-Semitism.
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There's some predictable new age iconography (like dolphins and zodiac caricatures) and some equally predictable goofiness (think pre-Emoji smiley faces and Mickey Mouse in his sorcerer's apprentice garb).
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But because caricatures are simple-seeming contemporary popular artworks, widely read but with little prestige in the art world, they don't regularly get the respectful analysis that they deserve.
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There are the white caricatures, like Bud's 5-year-old daughter, Gert (Missi Pyle), a pageant contestant who, for some reason, has a pronounced Honey Boo Boo Southern accent.
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A country with a rich and complicated history, Japan and its people are frequently reduced to caricatures and clickbait about ninjas, outrageous game shows, animated pornography, and weird commercials.
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There is no pride in using Indigenous peoples as props in a settler fantasy; there is no pride in racist caricatures; and there is no pride in cultural appropriation.
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It even has an over-the-top black character—this time, Big Bo—whose racial caricatures have you feeling uncomfortable when you catch yourself sometimes laughing at his antics.
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Chatterjee's background in investigative journalism, combined with Khalil's expertise at drawing caricatures, bring real people and real events to life in an engaging experience not constrained to any camerawork.
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Glover often makes exaggerated facial expressions while dancing in the video, which can perhaps be seen as a subtle nod to the caricatures made during the Jim Crow era.
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Starting in this century, everything in Eisenman's work changed, as she began moving away from types and caricatures, and started portraying individuals, including ones whose beliefs she finds abhorrent.
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Limbs are lengthened, skin color is lightened, features like a woman's lips and eyes are totally exaggerated and the models often end up looking like cartoonish caricatures of themselves.
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Crime Scene Diners at Tony's Di Napoli in Times Square file past caricatures of Chita Rivera and Antonio Banderas and other celebrities as they make their way to tables.
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Rooms there sport custom Italian bed linens and flat-screen televisions, while the hotel's bar, Off the Record, is filled with red plush, political caricatures and old-school cocktails.
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Should we fail, we will be left with a diminishing gene pool of captive elephants, which eventually would result in sickly and pathetic caricatures of the once magnificent creatures.
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What we do know is that we need more events that provoke us to ask such questions and discard tired certainties that may be no more than dangerous caricatures.
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This year, we should challenge ourselves to quit fixating on caricatures and hypotheticals and instead acknowledge the actual landscape of teaching and learning in all its messiness and complexity.
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I swear to God, these idiot savants are consulting marketing companies before designing their pre-game antics, because they are producing airtight caricatures of themselves on a weekly basis.
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Or maybe recognizable personas sell better to a mass audience, since cartoonish caricatures fit the blockbuster mold better than a character with the depth of an actual human being.
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But like Donnie Yen, Joan Chen and other Asian-American performers before him, he had to look outside Hollywood to find three-dimensional roles that defied stereotypes and caricatures.
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The reference is to Philip Guston, specifically his satirical caricatures of Richard Nixon, in which he drew the 37th president as a phallus and his cheeks as drooping testicles.
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There were other celebrities represented at the fair — Jim Carrey's overheated and underwhelming caricatures of despicable people has garnered a good deal of attention though they utterly lack nuance.
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Part of what makes him gifted at these caricatures is his perceptive ear for the eccentric ways people talk, pointing out oddball pieces of rhetoric and habits of speech.
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From each cup — a symbol of British authority in Canada — drips a ceramic puddle painted with grotesque caricatures of Asian men and jarring historic quotes pertaining to their internment.
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But Judis, like Goodhart, too easily caricatures Anywheres as unmoored citizens of the world (both writers eschew the phrase "rootless cosmopolitans," with its unhappy history, but that's the idea).
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Mixing Symbolist dreaminess with Post-Impressionist muscle, Stettheimer rendered her family and New York's interwar avant-garde as charmed, eccentric, usually androgynous caricatures in textured expanses of brilliant color.
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"We weren't, either of us, trying to do caricatures," Spacey, who spent hours listening to tapes of Nixon and watching video of the president, told Reuters in an interview.
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The monument, sculpted by James Earle Fraser in 1939, features Theodore Roosevelt on horseback, flanked on each side by stereotypical near-caricatures of Native American and African American men.
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Mr. Guston's caricatures, which were shown around the time of the 2016 election at Hauser and Wirth, are often visually spare but unsparing in their criticism of Mr. Nixon.
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There are drawings and caricatures of his wife, the dancer and choreographer Rosa Rolanda, who learned to use a camera (from Edward Weston) and took photographs for his books.
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Instead it reduced them to a snoozefest of one-dimensional caricatures, forcing ill-fitting set pieces (a car chase, bad viral videos) on veteran actresses who deserve far better.
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But we generally go through a few rounds trying to get the candidates right and making sure their stats are reasonable, not just crazy caricatures or their public perception.
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He takes aim at both Democrats and Republicans, seeking to elicit laughs by pointing out their differences — but the caricatures he comes up with are tired and one-note.
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Trump is not the first US president to be targeted by Iran, which has made effigies and caricatures of every president since Jimmy Carter, according the New York Times.
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They're less fully formed characters than caricatures tasked with relaying a Cliff's Notes version of an era when the tectonic plates of American culture were in full-on earthquake mode.
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But most of the film's other hardened, surface-obsessed uber-strivers come across as casual caricatures, with little to communicate about the art world or the work that drives it.
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How women of color are manifested in those few stories that do make it to a larger audience is incalculably important; when we're not caricatures on-screen, we barely exist.
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"Anthony and his wife have just been reduced and ridiculed to caricatures, and our hope is that you get to see them as more multifaceted human beings," Ms. Steinberg said.
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To the show's credit, later seasons make a point to calm down some of the yowling caricatures, showing the live-and-let-live tolerance that exists in this small town.
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But above all, I think there's a lot of ignorance in Latin America in relation to liberalism, what it means…there are so many caricatures, completely deformed accounts of liberalism.
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Pitted, unpolished, and gleaming, with their elongated noses sharpened into scythes, they are African, Cycladic, Romanesque, and otherworldly all at once, relics from another dimension and caricatures of the gods.
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It does introduce some intriguing new elements, particularly the "murder tourists" who travel to the US for the Purge, and dress as grotesque caricatures of American iconography for the occasion.
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Prominent celebrities, including director Spike Lee and rapper T.I., have threatened to boycott Prada and luxury brand Gucci in recent days following fashion items that they said recalled blackface caricatures.
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In turning its two characters into caricatures, the show does its part to undercut the 1 percent: The characters may have full accounts, but, spiritually, they keep coming up empty.
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Like "The Detour," another recent (and not as good) TBS comedy, this one is gleefully unsophisticated, full of caricatures and gags that are just a notch above frat-house humor.
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In Search Party's first couple of episodes, they're such caricatures of meticulously curated Brooklyn brunchers that watching Dory struggle to push back against them starts to make her less sympathetic.
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The problem starts when these highly exaggerated caricatures of our parents, grandparents, and siblings become the only reflection of these cultures that the rest of the world gets to see.
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The implication of this backdrop and every ensuing minute of The Opposition is that the people the show caricatures are constantly trying to connect the dots between completely disparate situations.
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Using his sister, Nan, and his dentist, Dr. Byron McKeeby, as the models, he created a pair of Midwestern characters — some would say caricatures — with stern, bordering on sour, expressions.
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"While designers liked to play with clichés in the past, cultural stereotypes are caricatures," said Serge Carreira, a lecturer on fashion and luxury at the Sciences Po institute in Paris.
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Taking that pluralism seriously means contesting the new crusades of these eastern Christians' false friends in the West — and rejecting sectarian caricatures in favor of universal equality and human freedom.
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The carnage was payback, in the terrorists' addled minds, for cartoons that Charlie Hebdo had printed — caricatures of the Prophet Muhammad, whose depiction is forbidden in many interpretations of Islam.
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"There are logos and caricatures that have been used through the course of sports history that should have never existed and deserve to be left in the past," West said.
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Stettheimer, who died in 1944, at 72, rendered her nearest and dearest in her scenes and portraits as charmed, eccentric and usually androgynous caricatures in thick expanses of unexpected hues.
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None of his characters are caricatures: There are good nuns and dastardly ones, courageous academics and those willing to sacrifice innocents for what they perceive to be the public good.
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In their place, white writers like the mythologist Nathaniel Emerson published their own simplified descriptions of the deity, producing caricatures of her as an excitable goddess or irritable old woman.
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Al Hirschfeld had his NINAs: those oh-so-limber capital letters of his daughter's name that he slid between strands of hair and folds of fabric in his theater caricatures.
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But he has shown courage, especially in his support of the European Union and his resistance to disparaging caricatures of refugees, and he is determined to revitalize a stagnant France.
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It doesn't indicate that Trudeau has any clue about the very damaging history of blackface—about how Black people were mocked via awful caricatures and black paint during minstrel shows.
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Earl, then, is a three-dimensional character moving through a world that's peopled by caricatures and cardboard cutouts, which means he is almost by default The Mule's most sympathetic figure.
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The new show features over 50 original paintings, prints, and sculptures that together translate the endearing and relatable caricatures of the Belcher family into an array of different styles and mediums.
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They aren't the personification of anything but their own abilities and personalities; this was paramount and groundbreaking at a time when Black women's roles were mostly limited and reduced to caricatures.
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It stands to reason that the opposite would also be true — that characters who are more than caricatures might train viewers to see their fellow citizens as more than racial stereotypes.
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Windham closed his mainstream wrestling career in a godawful WCW run as part of the West Texas Rednecks, reduced alongside his brother and Curt Hennig into caricatures of Southern cultural signaling.
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But recent appropriations of the smirking green frog as Adolf Hitler, a Klansman and numerous racist caricatures have earned him a spot in the Anti-Defamation League's database of hate symbols.
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The white actors wore black wigs and heavy makeup to make themselves appear more Asian, and on top of Gilbert and Sullivan's already exaggerated Japanese caricatures, it wasn't a cute look.
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Sorkin's writing had its flaws -- he was a little too enamored with workplace romances -- but its depth generally stood as a stark departure from caricatures that have been the norm elsewhere.
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" Teens are cruel, but these ones feel like caricatures; the most realistic of these uncomfortable encounters is a girl who asks bullies to lay off Sam because he's "not all there.
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Although most in the public have no votes, the "election" has been the talk of the city for months, with the candidates' photos and caricatures dominating newspaper frontpages and Facebook walls.
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In terms of racist caricatures in Disney movies — and we can name several, from "The Aristocats" to "Song of the South" — the crows in "Dumbo" are often cited as the worst.
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Elements like turbans, pointed shoes and scimitars return again and again, whether it's in Mario, Shantae, Dragon Ball, Prince of Persia, or racist caricatures of Arabs in magazines like Charlie Hebdo.
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He seemed to channel these sensibilities into his art, displaying a penchant for exaggerated caricatures and illustrations influenced by a range of pop art from advertising to children's illustrators to comics.
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"It was also noted that the cartoon should be considered in the context of the history of caricatures based on race and historical racist depictions of African-Americans," the statement read.
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They chose to play actual people rather than caricatures, a decision that made the charged interactions this agonized man and this misunderstood woman feel surprisingly — and, in today's world, uncomfortably — real.
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In 2012, the first time it appeared that Greece might have to leave the currency union, caricatures of Ms. Merkel began circulating in the country: Ms. Merkel with a Hitler mustache.
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President Trump confirmed the harshest caricatures drawn by America's most cynical critics on Tuesday when he portrayed its central objectives in the world as panting after money and narrow self-interest.
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"At a time when anti-Semitic attacks are on the rise, our leaders should not be invoking hurtful stereotypes and caricatures of Jewish people to dismiss those who support Israel," Rep.
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And although scientists and public health officials are still investigating the disease's transmission capabilities, some misleading caricatures of eating habits, which did not originate from China, have emerged on social media.
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More than a decade ago, Denmark became a flash point for Islamic extremism after a Danish newspaper published caricatures of the Prophet Muhammad, spurring outrage and protests across the Muslim world.
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Kelly's parents are caricatures of unsympathetic guardians, and beyond just-not-getting-it, they openly loathe their daughter now that she's old enough to expect "con-dams" for a birthday present.
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But the latest manifestation gives the show's literal monster a new voice and a terrible agenda while letting its figurative ones serve as puppets or over-the-top caricatures and comic relief.
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" ---------------- May 23, 20163: "Will Obama's attacks on Romney backfire?" by Gloria Borger "When a president who wants to be transformational runs a campaign that wants to deliver transparent caricatures, there's a downside.
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Finally breaking free of this desire, Smithers takes up with a new boyfriend, a Cuban-American man named Julio and voiced (as most of the series' stereotypical caricatures are) by Hank Azaria.
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Let's get it out of the way up front: in exchange student Long Duk Dong, this John Hughes coming-of-age comedy features one of the worst Asian caricatures of the 1980s.
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Let's get it out of the way up front: in exchange student Long Duk Dong, this John Hughes coming-of-age comedy features one of the worst Asian caricatures of the 1980s.
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While Saitama is pretty laid back, the other characters he encounters, whether they're friends or enemies, tend to be extreme caricatures of anime characters with driven, single-minded purposes and deep backstories.
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The character's original identity briefly surfaces late in the film, but most of the run time goes to the array of caricatures cooped up in the dysfunctional boarding house of his brain.
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Part of why I did the Twin Peaks series was to practice making caricatures of a bunch of different faces without just emphasizing the same features every time or getting too formulaic.
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Decades later, even as smooth-skinned bourgeois like Trump and Clinton reduce them to caricatures and tussle over their votes like soup bones, those men are still here, and they're still listening.
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What elevates the film are the performances by Steve Martin and John Candy—not as caricatures of personality types or parodies, but as real people and exaggerated versions of themselves on-screen.
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The physically cartoonish self-portraits evoke the pervasive caricatures of black figures seen in early Hollywood films and late 19th century medical books, advertisements, exhibitions, and on the labels of household products.
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If there is hope for reconciling a deeply divided America, I believe it is in ending the way both sides of the aisle have reduced each other to ugly, one-dimensional caricatures.
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" He worries as much about straightforward and sincere but poorly directed and miscast productions of his plays as he does about conscious butchering: "It hurts seeing your characters reduced to wacky caricatures.
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If Norm and Corky are thin caricatures, Gerald and Laura are less than that; they are figments of pure theatrical necessity, existing only to forward the plot, and sometimes to rewind it.
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I hope the book will show people that all the men and women who fought and sacrificed in Afghanistan are human beings, not the caricatures that soldiers are often made out as.
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Even so, we see the tired caricatures all the time: the ignorant sheriff whose vowels stretch from here to Mississippi, the illiterate hick whose grammar is almost as rotten as his teeth.
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A long hallway covered in framed pictures, caricatures and awards leads to a living room furnished in white — white sofa, white shag rug, pale walls, set off by a large TV screen.
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The drawing depicts an imagined version of Bermudas' Nonsuch Island: among Tee-Van's illustrations of animals, nature, and the DTR members going on their daily agendas are racist caricatures of three individuals.
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Simon CohenNew York To the Editor: As a white operagoer, I find Katherine Hu's suggestion that majority-white audiences "may be less aware of the offensive caricatures they're seeing onstage" rather patronizing.
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Alec Baldwin, who caricatures Mr. Trump on "Saturday Night Live," called Mr. Mason at one point to talk about the possibility of an appearance, according to two people familiar with the discussion.
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Selections range from a magazine cover featuring the robot protagonist of sci-fi film Metropolis to caricatures of Hitler, to Georg Salter's famous jacket design for the best-selling novel Berlin Alexanderplatz.
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It Takes More Than Just Losing the LipstickEmoji meant to represent women and girls have been, for years, overly gendered: doe-eyed, lipsticked, and hairstyled to the point of reading as feminine caricatures.
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Most ride-on toys look like caricatures of the original vehicles they're based on, but Beyond Infinity has done a fantastic job of preserving the proportions and overall design of this iconic vehicle.
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When those touched by tragedy remain caricatures on the opposite side of a man-made border, their lives become abstractions, and westerners might not see themselves reflected in the faces of these victims.
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Whether you liken yourself to Kylie or you've come to appreciate Jordyn's chill vibe, you're going to go full fangirl over the newest makeup collaboration with both girls' contoured caricatures all over it.
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Clyde Bellecourt, co-founder of the Minneapolis-based American Indian Movement, or AIM, said Chief Wahoo was the "ugliest" of the many mascots based on Native American caricatures used by American sports teams.
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There are even caricatures of the late Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia and political strategists Karl Rove and Grover Norquist, all portrayed as sinister agents of the corrupt rich and the wicked elites.
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Incessant name-calling, the offensive barbs and the comical caricatures that have been the hallmarks of this campaign season must now give way to serious engagement, thoughtful analysis, and above all, sound judgment.
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Glazer and Downs aren't playing caricatures of stoners as we're used to seeing them—they're playing terrible people who happen to get high a lot and then have terrible things happen to them.
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Mr. Brown goes even bigger with two middle-aged Tennessee women on the loose in Paris, caricatures of the "ugly American" tourist complete with jokes about farting in front of the Mona Lisa.
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The contestants "became caricatures of themselves in ways that were the polar opposite of what usually happens on 'Drag Race,' which is about finding the authenticity of yourself and showcasing it," he said.
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The goal over the last 14 conventions has been to bring in diverse talent, artists who dabble in anime, traditional comics, caricatures or the abstract, and connect them to fans and their peers.
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Favorite movies and shows for many kids of my generation were peppered with outrageous Asian caricatures, such as Sixteen Candles' Long Duk Dong and of The Simpsons' Apu Nahasapeemapetilon, voiced by Hank Azaria.
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There's a strong comedic streak throughout Knives Out that resembles nothing as much as the 1985 Jonathan Lynn movie Clue, with outsized characters / caricatures running around yelling their agendas in each other's faces.
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Mr. Trump, who hosted "Saturday Night Live" in November 2015 while still vying for the Republican presidential nomination, has lashed out at the program in recent weeks amid its steady caricatures of him.
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It doesn't make a particularly elegant argument — the story is rife with inexplicable scenarios and far-fetched caricatures — but who has time for that when they're driven by real world anger and frustration?
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The result of the digital darkening of white users' skin tones is reminiscent of blackface, a practice originating in the early 19th century where people performed racist caricatures of black people using greasepaint.
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It's classically seen as the go-to headwear for working-class caricatures like Del Boy, Andy Capp, and Guy Ritchie, or worn more practically by farmers, clay-pigeon shooters, and other countryside folk.
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The cavemen and women, like the chickens, are a motley band of caricatures modeled on various sorts of people you might find today outside of Manchester (where we're told the movie's tribe lives).
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The Palm, the steakhouse chain famously known for the celebrity caricatures adorning its walls, has removed portraits of Matt Lauer, Harvey Weinstein and Bill Cosby after the men were each accused of sexual misconduct.
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Eschewing a clear indictment of either candidate in tomorrow's election, the Weirdcore-produced video caricatures them both through distorted representations and pitched-up voices, conveying a general sense of wonky unease more than anything.
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To my mild discomfort, my colleague Jonathan Martin's and my blogs were actually illustrated with on-the-nose pen-and-ink caricatures of ourselves sitting on a wooden fence watching a literal horse race.
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In an age where the president of the United States flattens entire peoples into exaggerated, inaccurate caricatures, a song like "Despacito" could give listeners an appreciation for the cultures and people who created it.
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Using a distortion effect that processes each face into the next, "Mouldy Beauty" quite literally shows women changing into gross caricatures of themselves, symbolizing the unnecessary changes women make to appear attractive to others.
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The drawl in the accents are real but not caricatures; the dialogue, partially fogged by marijuana smoke, devolves from requests for recompense for the side mirror to a critique of Paper Boi's latest mixtape.
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But why on earth would they dilute the realism of that relationship by surrounding Kali with a gang of dead-weight misfit caricatures who feel even less like actual people than Billy or Max?
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When Bob asks her what world issues interest her, she names a few, and even feigns concern for all of three seconds before our cast of exceedingly selfish caricatures return to being terrible people.
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Signs with caricatures of Ms. Yarovaya dotted the crowd and Aleksei A. Navalny, a leading opposition activist and the best-known speaker on Tuesday, described Ms. Yarovaya as a fallen liberal motivated by corruption.
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Nicole Shabtai, 31, a comedy writer who works on the show "American Dad," has focused her energy on caricatures of Mr. Trump's offspring, crafting dark, intense scenes that imagine the characters as coldblooded elites.
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His face and those surrounding him in framed photographs are obscured by "cloudface," a motif Achiampong created that consists of a large black circle with bright red lips reminiscent of pickaninny and golliwog caricatures.
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Weeks before, according to prosecutors, Elhuzayel had tweeted his support for two gunmen who had attacked an exhibit of caricatures of the Prophet Mohammad in Garland, Texas, and were shot to death by police.
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But they do make you question the caricatures that we blithely traffic in, the assumptions that we breezily make and our reluctance to allow for how much the objects of our curiosity can change.
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Their smudgy aesthetic will confound today's devotees of Marvel's digitally polished relaunches, too, while racist caricatures like the brown-skinned people and Haitian "voodoo" in 1952's "Drum of Doom" haven't aged well, either.
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BEIJING — A lavish four-hour Lunar New Year show televised to millions across China on Thursday night set off a flood of indignation with its caricatures featuring blackface and African men in animal suits.
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Although investigations spanned various aspects of government, the fight has become a personal battle between two individuals: the circumspect Mr. Velásquez, and Mr. Morales, a former comedian known for crude caricatures that include blackface.
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When disabled characters finally began to appear in books and on screen, they were caricatures: tragic cripples, angry cripples, helpless cripples, one-dimensional characters whose bodies were portrayed as sources of disgust and despair.
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We are a country in which about 40 percent of voters seem to be solidly behind the president, and it behooves us to understand and even empathize with them, rather than indulge in caricatures.
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After all, we have always heard or seen comical caricatures of male politicians — jokes about John Boehner's tan; or cartoons of Barack Obama accentuating his ears; or pratfalls performed as imitations of Gerald Ford.
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His intimate little sculptures, hybrid caricatures made from found objects that have been worn by time, compose a collaged storyboard of sketches that go on to inform his large public works cast in bronze.
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The exhibition is divided into seven thematic and chronological sections that highlight each stage in Klee's artistic development, from his early caricatures, through Cubism, Dada, and Surrealism, on to the Bauhaus, Picasso, and Naziism.
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Many other immersive sims tend to have larger-than-life caricatures (Like Sander Cohen and Andrew Ryan from BioShock, the Stranger from Dishonored, etc.), but in Prey, there's a very different, more subdued tone.
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Caricatures of smiling volunteers, rescue workers and media spread on social media and messaging platforms, applauding a search mission that involved citizens of Australia, Britain, China, Japan, Myanmar and the United States, among others.
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The movement began to refer to adoption as a means of "redeeming orphans"—saving them just as Christians are redeemed when they are born again—and their families became either forgotten footnotes or ugly caricatures.
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Like Guston's epic visual poem to Nixon's failures, such works offer a lexicon of words, symbols, characters, and caricatures that may help artists — and all of us — make the most of the next four years.
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Mary Tyler Moore represented a different past that was rooted in communicating, in treating each other with respect, in dealing with each other as humans with both flaws and saving graces rather than as caricatures.
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In a nation increasingly divided by issues of religion, race, gender, income, and education, our ideological opposites can seem like cartoonish caricatures, advocating for outlandish policies that we don't understand and certainly don't agree with.
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Despite the outrage, the paper reprinted the cartoon alongside unflattering caricatures of U.S. President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, attempting to portray the controversy as an effort to curtail free speech.
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The idea is pretty simple: Once you get to know people from the other group, you begin to see them not as stereotypes or caricatures, but as real people with all sorts of different views.
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Law enforcement became aware of Goldberg in 2015 when he used social media to encourage an attack on an exhibit of caricatures of the Prophet Mohammad in the Dallas suburb of Garland, Texas, prosecutors said.
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But above all, the animation lets the audience see John and Elliott as unreal, as ridiculous caricatures engaged in ridiculous plans in a world that's every bit as outsized, unlikely, and repugnant as they are.
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Opper was being either coy or dishonest in saying he didn't know why Irish and Jewish ("Hebrew") caricatures were disappearing: A new generation of Irish-Americans and Jewish Americans wasn't so indulgent of these stereotypes.
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Using goodwill needs to be practiced, and here are some tips to make it a habit: It's easy to fill a political discussion with caricatures of one political view or another, to expose its hypocrisy.
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"But due to the fact that they often go into the meeting with a misconception of Kim based on caricatures from outside intelligence community, the perceptions often shifts from one extreme to another," he added.
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"Everything that we've studied and loved has all built to get to be in a moment like this," Mr. Paul said during a joint interview at Sardi's, surrounded by caricatures of the industry's greatest talents.
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Trachtenberg eventually got the idea to create his own set of tiles and enlisted the illustrator Tom Bachtell, whose caricatures are a staple of The New Yorker, to help him reimagine the colorful game pieces.
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He was relentlessly attacked over accusations that he had bullied his former justice minister, an Indigenous woman, and his image was tainted by the publication of old photos of him dressing up as racist caricatures.
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The racist caricatures were damaging enough, but for Mr. Trudeau they also seemed to validate a troubling critique of his character: His critics have long said his liberal image was merely a politically expedient veneer.
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Ms. Walker's silhouette tableaus of antebellum slavery followed Ms. Saar's lead in mining racial caricatures, but within them created morally ambiguous narratives in which everyone, black and white, slave and master, was implicated as corrupt.
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The carnival, located in Aalst, is known for its depictions of offensive Jewish caricatures, such as parade floats with oversized dolls and big noses sitting on top of money piles, according to The Jerusalem Post.
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Ever since she rose to fame as a teenager, she's been subject to racist caricatures, attacks on her body, and an endless onslaught of criticisms that white male athletes simply don't have to deal with.
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My aim was to present a rounded portrait of the women — and to encourage digressions and discussions that would provide a more nuanced profile than the kind of caricatures pundits and social media often supply.
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Depicting Muhammad is considered idolatry in Islam, and controversies over newspaper caricatures prompted riots in 85033 and a shooting that killed 12 people at the offices of the French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo in 2014.
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Related: The Grotesque Celebrity Caricatures of Rob Hren | Monday Insta Illustrator The Gooey, Grotesque Porcelain Babies of Johnson Tsang This Illustration Took 300 Hours to Draw, Dot by Dot Vibrant Political Cartoons Turned Fine Art
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This Adobe Creative Cloud Essentials Training Bundle can help you add universal skills like photo retouching, typography styling, and video editing to your repertoire — or take you into advanced territory like poster design or illustrating caricatures.
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Sure, it's useful only to users with iPhone X devices for now, but Bitmoji should probably take a few more glances over its shoulder before Apple debuts a keyboard full of equally outrageous two-dimensional caricatures.
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But we're not giving enough credit to Malkovich, who is essentially sui generis, and has created an original, watchable character in spite of all the familiar caricatures of rich, evil Russians infiltrating our government these days.
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The tabletop game, which features caricatures of the film's many stars — including Amy Poehler, Janeane Garofalo, and the unaging Paul Rudd — is a bit more complicated than what you'll find in your parents' board game closet.
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His Russian research led him to a trove of early-20th-century satirical journals, which provided the material for "Blood and Laughter: Caricatures From the 1905 Revolution" (1983), which he wrote and designed with Cathy Porter.
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His over-the-top fear-mongering and descent into ridiculous caricatures of Democrats as the "angry mob" — warning that, if we win, the United States will turn into Venezuela — betray his own fear of losing Congress.
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Mary and Rhoda's exploits as single women in Minneapolis were usually a push-and-pull routine between Mary's more reserved nature and Rhoda's "so what, who cares" attitude, though neither were entirely Odd Couple-style caricatures.
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It mainly deals in caricatures—crooked politicians, rage-filled cops, hypocritical wealthy liberals, criminals who are evil incarnate—but the musical format gives space to figures who are usually pushed to the margins of police programs.
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Examples by Americans Carl George and Avram Finkelstein, who caricatures the pharmaceutical industry's grip on self-care, are complemented by designs from Cuban-born Rafael Sánchez, Canadian-born Anthea Black, and South Korean-born Yeonjune Jung.
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It's beautiful to look at, its caricatures somehow work for me, and I find its central romance, a story of two creatures who are so totally unlike one another that they somehow are the same, moving.
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" He added that "I hope that after today we can move beyond these caricatures, both ways, and I hope that today we can also put to rest any doubts over Italy's place in the European Union.
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Some readers complained that the French people he wrote about came across as caricatures, but the book, perhaps aided by its vivid descriptions of the region's food and drink, certainly lifted the tourism business in Provence.
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Moreover, there has been an immense amount of media exposure as a result of the twists and turns of Section 377, and even Bollywood has started presenting gay characters who are full-fledged humans, not caricatures.
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The Knickerbocker Bar and Grill is one: A neighborhood bastion for 21647 years, it has Al Hirschfeld caricatures on the walls and deep red-leather booths, makes a good steak and decorates like crazy for holidays.
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And also this year, Jews condemned a carnival in the city of Aalst, about 20 miles from Ghent, where floats displayed gross caricatures of Orthodox Jews with mice on their shoulders, sitting on bags of money.
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This has revived a long-held resentment about the fact that we so often appear as caricatures, fools or comic figures onscreen, with failed attempts to capture our accents that make us seem like bigger idiots.
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The reason my female mods seem to skew traditionally "feminine" is because the games I happen to mod interpret "strong female protagonist" as physically strong, butch, and tomboyish, overcompensating for traditional skimpily-clad, buxom female caricatures.
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Let's hope it leads to the improvement of Samsung's disappointing AR Emoji, which look like a bad copy of Apple's own Animoji and Memoji characters (which are also similar to Bitmoji's customized caricatures—you get the point).
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Those moments pass, though, and return you to a static world of caricatures and comic dioramas, a kingdom of the willfully blind waiting for you to tell them what you see, and what it's supposed to mean.
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I am among those who have been subjected to an onslaught of racist slurs, from caricatures of me as an evil Jewess to veiled threats of rape to invitations to buy a one-way ticket to Israel.
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Even shows like Drag Race still operate with certain ideas of what constitutes praiseworthy drag, and their acting challenges often rely on clichéd caricatures of histrionic women using their sexuality and feminine wiles to catfight one another.
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Weeks earlier, prosecutors said, Elhuzayel had posted Twitter messages professing support for a 2015 incident in Texas in which two gunmen attacked an exhibit of caricatures of the Prophet Mohammad and were shot to death by police.
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They're basically living caricatures of the most ugly personality traits that YouTube stars exploit to thrive: being obnoxious, having a superiority complex, being insensitive, and capitalizing off the empathy of young fans to sell merch and profit.
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They want viewers to sit and realize that it is actually a love for the complex artistic possibilities of electronic music that inspires their caricatures and barbs about the oft talent-lacking upstarts who call themselves DJs.
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Tom Wolfe, who died on May 14, had a lesser-known but not-so-secret passion: He loved to draw caricatures and cartoons with the same incisive, sarcastic wit that came through in his written social commentary.
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In some respects it goes to the root of the discontent that drives all three books; in others it is a simple sour mash, applying to Pope Francis insinuative caricatures like the ones he applied to Gabby.
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"I didn't spot how great he was at caricatures," Mr. Meglin was quoted as saying in "Mad Art: A Visual Celebration of the Art of Mad Magazine and the Idiots Who Create It" (2002), by Mark Evanier.
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The result was often wickedly funny and revealing, but always had a biting political undercurrent that helped set an example for more damaging and misleading caricatures of "limousine liberals" and "welfare queens" by figures like Ronald Reagan.
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Though Mr. Soderbergh intended only to produce the film and find another director for it, he was drawn to what he felt was the script's empathy for working-class characters who get to be more than caricatures.
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He would illustrate his own books on the ethnography of Mesoamerican Mexico, but arriving in New York, at age 153, he established himself with influential celebrity caricatures for magazines like The New Yorker, Vogue and Vanity Fair.
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This shouldn't have to be explained, but no matter how well "designed" these features are, they perpetuate stereotypes and call back to an era when dressing up as caricatures of other races was a common form of comedy.
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Debuting its 42nd season last night, SNL featured a cold open with Alec Baldwin as Trump and Kate McKinnon as Hillary Clinton parodying the caricatures that came through to 100 million viewers in real time this past Monday.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Aviary Attorney is a game based on the caricatures of 19th-century French artist J. J. Grandville, who skewered the aristocrats and politicians of his time by illustrating society figures as animals.
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There are bank notes from the Seychelles onto which an engraver with a sophomoric sense of humour managed to sneak on the words "sex" and "scum", caricatures of kings and tyrants, and still more penises and fart jokes.
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Ironically, the song that took them out of the clubs and into the global charts was not one of their hard driving, ivory bashing anthems or skewered caricatures of whatever sap managed to get on Folds' bad side.
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I suspect I'm less charitable than you in terms of ascribing justifiable motives to some of these Trump voters, but I absolutely take your larger point that this is complex and we should avoid reducing people to caricatures.
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Like the recent Aviary Attorney, which turned J. J. Grandville's 19th-century caricatures into a game about bird lawyers, Four Last Things is a brief, enjoyable example of animating public-domain artwork to tell a strange new tale.
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But his unsparing caricatures were apparently too close to the bone for the Kenyan government: Gado claims he was sacked from the Nation Media Group (NMG), the region's largest private media company, after pressure from the very top.
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"Commando Duck," a propaganda cartoon from World War II in which Donald Duck fights enemies in a Japanese airfield and runs into locals depicted as racist caricatures, is also pointedly missing, despite the presence of earlier Donald shorts.
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Next, he and his surrogates destroyed his accusers — twisting even honorable people into hated caricatures and destroying public reputations not just in an effort to hide the truth but to immunize Clinton when the truth did finally emerge.
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Fertig addresses the comics' missteps in representation by drawing attention to racist caricatures of Japanese combatants and relating them to the United States government's incarceration of Japanese Americans, showing the negative impact of this brand of patriotic propaganda.
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Mexican and Latin American art are represented at Mary-Anne Martin, with an enchanting display of Gunther Gerzso's ink caricatures, Diego Rivera's studies of artworks in European museums and Leonora Carrington's studies of heads, mostly, in wispy pencil.
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There have been few better opportunities to reconsider what constitutes queer art than to look at 17th-century Jacques Callot caricatures and unattributed 19th-century nude drawings alongside contemporary artists like Catherine Opie, Chitra Ganesh, and Cobi Moules.
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Brian McCarthy Associate Publisher Library of America New York City Exposing Trump The magazine's coverage of the Trump Administration is deep and insightful, as are the many cartoons about, and caricatures of, this most odious President ( Cover , March 26th).
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Ironically, the doc seems to gloss over the thornier aspects of its story, particularly the conflict between Lear and the stars of "Good Times," especially John Amos and Esther Rolle, who objected to what they saw as racist caricatures.
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We need better education that demonstrates the complexity and dignity of all people; continued efforts from community organizations and faith communities to give justice its due; and better media portraying people of color as people, not caricatures or symbols.
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As for Mr. Flynn's new lawyer, Ms. Powell, she sells T-shirts that show caricatures of officials who have been involved in the investigation — like Mr. Mueller and the former F.B.I. director James B. Comey — above the hashtag #CreepsOnAMission.
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The film ends with a six-minute montage that showcases the debasing caricatures of African-Americans in 20th-century film and television, images that "The Birth of a Nation" and "Gone With the Wind" not only popularized, but celebrated.
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Even as Mr. Trudeau has been tarnished this year by two scandals — for violating Canadian ethics laws and for dressing in racist caricatures — Mr. Scheer has struggled to generate enthusiasm beyond his base and build name recognition for himself.
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Jason Shiga couldn't be much more distant from Ferris on the stylistic spectrum: His stories are entirely plot-driven, and his drawing skills are technically very modest (all of his characters are flat, bigheaded caricatures, trotting across rudimentary settings).
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It wasn't because the diseases these films tackled were the most upsetting, or because the science was the most fascinating––all six of the films were completely engrossing, and raised awareness for their respective causes without reducing the patients to caricatures.
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But unlike other high school flicks of the era, like Porky's or Fast Times at Ridgemont High, most of the characters in this comedy-of-age comedy don't revel in being caricatures of high school stereotypes; they break out of them.
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Early in each season the majority of the guys are playing caricatures, but by the end there are at least two or three that we're supposed to take seriously and consider "good" enough for the woman at the center of it.
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In Bird Box's vision of Eden for survivors of the rapture, there's no place for people with psychological disabilities For another, Bird Box makes the egregious mistake of depicting these characters as one-dimensional caricatures defined exclusively by their mental illnesses.
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But these early animated skeletons stand as precedents for the imagery that followed in the literary magazine El Calavera, founded in 1847, and the famous satirical caricatures created by Posada in the late 19th century, as author Regina M. Marchi writes.
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The nation's capital also served as the theme for the evening, with décor including a custom designed art deco poster of the couple's caricatures against a D.C. cityscape background, and D.C. table designs from the bride's sister Susan Schneider Hennelly.
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The uncaring universe, one so capricious you have to laugh, is a long-running theme for the Coens, and The Ballad of Buster Scruggs picks it up again, this time in six shorts centered on various caricatures of the American West.
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Mr. Orloff, a confessed New York liberal, set out to learn whether Tea Party followers were really the caricatures they seemed to be on TV. He interviewed party members all over the country, distilling the play from the resulting tape recordings.
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"I said yes!!!" she declared, alongside a photo of her gorgeous new bling, which was, of course, snapped with one of Spiegel's social media company's filters – this one, specially designed to feature Bitmoji caricatures of the couple during the big moment.
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The false identities, many of which feature stock photos of middle-aged white women as their profile image, are basically caricatures of stay-at-home Midwestern moms who love cooking, cleaning, and Lady Gaga on behalf of their nephews and sons.
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Born in Harbin, China, Liu gravitated toward martial arts at a young age since icons like Bruce Lee and Jackie Chan were Asian male figures that were treated with respect and reverence instead of being depicted with racist caricatures, he said.
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Their engagement in the world offers a vivid contrast with both the Jewish caricatures in "Café Society" and the tedious eccentrics populating Alain Guiraudie's "Staying Vertical," about a filmmaker who raises his baby alone after the child's mother understandably splits.
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I have no idea how well they actually executed on this, but Clinton was making a bigger point here, about the importance of connection and the sharing of stories in a political world overrun by snapshots, caricatures, fragmentation and reality distortion.
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The little-known wartime deprivations of foreign nationals imprisoned by the Nazis come to life in a collection of caricatures that were drawn at Tittmoning and are on view through March 2000 at the Museum of Jewish Heritage in New York.
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At the same time, it documents widespread beliefs about the innate differences between these two groups that are little more than caricatures: one being industrious and entrepreneurial, the other wasters and losers with themselves to blame for their lot in life.
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ROB LEWIS, OAKVILLE, ONTARIO To the Editor: Most of the people I know from the Midwest — where I was born, raised and educated — are better, smarter and more willing to engage in serious dialogue than the caricatures Robert Leonard describes.
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The president's spokespeople are easily nicknamed (Spicey, the Mooch) and come with their own ready-made "Saturday Night Live" treatments, side dramas and caricatures, all bound somewhat to the same theme — that speaking for Trump is an almost absurdist proposition.
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The headline "Welcome to PC World" — accompanied by caricatures of Ms. Williams, Australian politicians, President Trump and Kim Jong-un of North Korea — was displayed on the front of the print edition of Tuesday evening's Herald Sun, owned by Rupert Murdoch.
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" Just as black Chicagoans bristled at Mr. Trump's assertion that they and other minorities in inner cities were all "living in hell," those in Mount Greenwood hated that the protests in their community reduced them to caricatures of "white supremacists.
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There's little doubt that Knight grossly exaggerated the nose and lips of Williams for the same reason he exaggerates the physical characteristics of most of his cartoons' subjects: They are caricatures, and, as such, he targets differences and explodes them.
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After a float in 2019 featured caricatures of ultra-Orthodox Jews standing with bags of money, organizers in the city of Aalst faced calls to cancel the centuries-old parade, which was included on UNESCO's cultural heritage list in 2010.
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They battled not just the Army, which considered the Jewish captain a convenient scapegoat, but a virulently anti-Semitic press — David Bengali's projections include chilling period caricatures and slogans like "France for the French" (still heard at National Front rallies).
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BOGOTÁ, Colombia — A Belgian carnival infamous for its blatant displays of Jewish caricatures has been removed from the United Nation's cultural heritage list after complaints of anti-Semitism, the first cultural tradition stricken from the global inventory of cultural practices.
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"The sight of anti-Semitic caricatures surrounded by money is indistinguishable from imagery used by the Nazis and is grossly offensive in a country where 25,000 Jews were murdered in the Holocaust," said Moshe Kantor, president of the European Jewish Congress.
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Dirty dishes mean people have been eating; that people have been eating means bowels will be emptied; that bowels will be emptied means we are not and will never be the sweatless caricatures marketed to us by the wellness industry.
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Our political establishment caricatures progressive designs as extreme even when cautious: It appraises them as costly despite material savings; it judges them according to any failure, no matter how infrequent, unrelated, or trivial; it marginalizes these ideas as eccentric and irrelevant.
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There's a strange but predictable phenomenon today: Moments and conversations of actual significance get washed through the digital echo chamber so many times and with such velocity that, before too long, they resemble bizarro caricatures of the actual things they once were.
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My goal was to show a character who for the most part, in my experience of consuming American pop culture, has been seen as stupid and just walks around with a funny accent: these horrible caricatures of what immigrants and poor people are.
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What most Americans knew to be Hawaiian music during this time was what Hawaiians called hapa haole—bastardized mainland takes on island sounds that were usually sexualized and racist caricatures of their culture, as seen in Elvis' kitschy romantic comedy Blue Hawaii.
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Meanwhile, both Marty and his parents begin the film as seeming caricatures and gain depth as the plot moves along and we realize that the sad-sack parents Marty started out with are a far cry from the hopeful teenagers they once were.
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Still, many readers will relate to these essays if they've ever struggled to find their authentic selves beneath the visage of pop-culture caricatures of who one should be: black cool, millennial chic, radical Afro-centric slam poet, good guy or hood gangsta.
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Bodies are seen so close up that they become abstract masses of lines, like Lust's renderings of acoustic phenomena; faces are flattened into grotesque caricatures; scenes are half-obscured by tints that change from section to section — rusty purple, rusty orange, rusty green.
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"Don't bring gender into it when it's all about behavior," he tweeted, to which my former colleague, the historian Martha S. Jones, aptly responded that the image is a direct descendant of the racist caricatures of the 19th-century illustrator Edward W. Clay.
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Just as "Burmese Days," the classic George Orwell tale that features racist caricatures of Indians under colonial rule, can be responsibly taught in history classrooms, so too can "Madama Butterfly" help us more clearly understand the Orientalism that persists in the 21st century.
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Those of us with the privilege of platforms, and anyone who opines even in the most intimate quarters about the presidential race, owes Warren -- not the narratives or caricatures or assumptions about electability, but the woman herself -- a watch and a listen.
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With this collection, Mao interrogates the intricacies of being put on display without actually being seen, presenting a suite of poems in which Anna May Wong, the Chinese-American actress often made to play stereotypical caricatures in 20th-century Hollywood films, lives on.
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Another top commenter makes elaborate diagrams that look almost like caricatures of a conspiracy theorist's diagram, but the community eats it up: In other words, for all the attention they've gotten, there are relatively few people who seriously participate in this game.
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New York dealer Julie Saul will feature some in ballpoint-pen and marker inks by the Mexico City resident Mario Mendoza Alpizar, who, from the 183s through the 218s, made caricatures of celebrities and urban characters, as well as images of animals.
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While the characters like Danny DeVito's Penguin, Tommy Lee Jones' Two Face, and Arnold Schwarzenegger's Mr. Freeze are undeniably over the top and ridiculous, they never really stray from being serious, villainous caricatures, and Batman responds in kind with an unbreakably dark, heroic stoicism.
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It is the same Academy propped up by conglomerate monsters like Disney, which produced artifacts like "What Makes the Red Man Red?" in Peter Pan and now sees fit to remake the film, only this time with actual First Nations actors instead of bigoted caricatures.
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Some shows, like Sundance's Push Girls (and even Lifetime's Little Women, which shocked audiences with the revelation that disability did not preclude anyone from arguing violently over glasses of chardonnay), were widely recognized for diversifying the cookie-cutter caricatures usually afforded to disabled communities.
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I can't even begin, probably as we sit here, they're running caricatures of me in Georgia once again, earned over a hundred million dollars of vitriolic things that they say, that resulted in calls to my home constantly, threats in front of my grandchildren.
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He seems like a caricature, with a thick accent — and after all, he's working on a pickup truck, the border-crossing symbol of the working class — but the film quickly fills him out and sets a clear tone: even caricatures are based on real people.
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But like most caricatures, it would be inaccurate," Daily Kos elections writer Jeff Singer wrote after Eastman's win, adding that her support for progressive policies "are about where the Democratic base is now, and these policies tend to poll well with the larger public, too.
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Old Grand Dad cheerfully offered up a patriotic image of Donald Trump in colonial garb holding up the Liberty Bell and fighting "against the foreign hordes," with caricatures of the Jew, the American Indian, the Mexican, the Chinese and the Irish cowering at his feet.
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It was often overtly political and funny — "clever as the very devil and catty as can be," John Canaday wrote in The New York Times of her 19583 exhibition featuring sculpture caricatures of the British royal family, President Lyndon B. Johnson and other eminent figures.
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However, it wasn't until 1990 when Big League Chew started printing the now-iconic exaggerated caricatures of baseball players onto the gum packs and really played up the baseball angle that Big League Chew became a major gum brand for athletes and non-athletes alike.
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In the original, Aunt Sarah comes to dog-sit Lady and brings along her cats Si and Am, who are thinly veiled caricatures of Asian people, from their slanted eyes to their buckteeth to their voices — which were performed by a white woman, Peggy Lee.
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Her well-rendered portraits and craftily drawn caricatures are hung in the first room at MUNAL, along with one of her first paintings that expressed elements of "primitivism," a movement of the European avant-garde that would later be closely associated with Nahui's painting.
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He drew penises with bows on them and caricatures of men playing dress-up, and he painted a canvas of boys kissing, which his college friend, the artist Philip Pearlstein, submitted for exhibition to the coveted Tanager gallery only to have it laughed at.
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But there are only so many times a show can cut to those caricatures and let them verbalize their warped ideologies, anti-Semitic slurs, and digs about Jewish people and ovens before it's completely undermined its point — if the show ever really had one.
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In a sense, what he is doing merely caricatures the Las Vegas-style medical culture we already live with, especially in New York, where often the best doctors don't take insurance — they need not bother — making themselves, in effect, available only to the well-off.
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Its components — a barker, musicians, shallow stage, painted curtain — created a scene so familiar to people of all classes that the sideshow became a format for riotous caricatures and political cartoons that lampooned the changing regimes of 2000th-century France from the 247s on.
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"It is now almost 2020, and here are our female candidates: the Meanie, the Lightweight, the Crazies, and the Angry, Dissembling Elitists," the journalist Rebecca Traister wrote, archly, in November, referring to the caricatures that have emerged of the women vying for the Democratic nomination.
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The Tina Fey/Robert Carlock brand of comedy is predicated on creating larger-than-life caricatures and throwing them all into a universe that's a lot like ours — same pop culture references, same matters of concern — but with the volume knob cranked up to 11.
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As opposed to portrayals of African-Americans by her white contemporaries — mostly stereotyped caricatures that appeared in popular journals as cartoons or as advertisements for musical entertainment — all of the figures in Stettheimer's Asbury Park South painting are fully realized people, with distinct personalities.
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This doesn't get shown as much on TV anymore, probably due to some borderline racist caricatures on the film's sidelines, but there's something very moving about its climax, in which the drummer boy drums right in the baby Jesus' face and has his lamb healed as reward.
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Both are little nuggets that speak to Zay's career, namely that he's stayed a humble Atlanta-based actual human while many of his collaborators have accelerated to stadium statuses so large as to turn their humanity into caricatures we're able to ascribe to fit our narratives.
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During a fit of late-night inspiration while on their honeymoon, James wrote up the "pop-tract," a contract outlining in arduous detail how and on what occasions they could purchase Funko Pops—the small vinyl dolls made to look like caricatures of pop culture characters.
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As First Lady of the United States, you have an incredible platform with world-class resources at your fingertips," the librarian also wrote, later adding, "Another fact that many people are unaware of is that Dr. Seuss's illustrations are steeped in racist propaganda, caricatures, and harmful stereotypes.
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Each turn leads back to the same scene: a club, somewhere on the West Side, where no one has a last name, poppers abound, and, amid the crush of bodies, near-identical bartenders, all muscle and chiselled jaw, serve as caricatures of a hegemonic hypermasculine ideal.
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Even though Obama was elected twice and left office with high approval ratings, some black Americans are still stung by the way he and his family were treated when he was President: the racist caricatures, the treatment by some white politicians, the birther conspiracy that took flight.
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