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Published: 2014-08-15 22:04:47 +0000 UTC; Views: 1147; Favourites: 41; Downloads: 17
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Contest entry for the K-ONclub group.----
My last K-ON fanart is from July last year.
So I took K-ONclub 's contest as a reason to do another one.
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K-ON, Yui Hirasawa and Azusa Nakano © Kakifly
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Yay, endlich wieder ein weitesgehend ausgearbeitetes Bild von dir! Es ist zwar hier und da noch sehr skizzenhaft,
aber ich finde es dennoch sehr gelungen. Bleib am Ball!
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Eating a watermelon pop while she's got a tan on. Isn't this kinda racist?
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You can see racism everywhere if you're try hard enough.
I think its pretty far-fetched to call this racist. Also is this
"black People and Watermelons" just an internet phenomenon.
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Yeah, I've seen it numerous times in pop culture, from The Boondocks to Bioshock Infinite. And no, the watermelon thing is a negative stereotype, much older than the internet...
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Sure, but you can find the watermelon thing everywhere on the net, it's a bit over the top.
What I meant is, that you shouldnt search in every picture or statement for a sign of racism.
I've chosen the watermelon popsicle, because melons are very popular in Japan. And Azusa gets
tanned quick. There is no racist background and I think no one will connect those signs to a racist meaning.
Except you are searching for it and are willing to find a sign of racism. If you are looking hard enough and
taking signs out of context and mix them together to something new, then you can find racism in almost everything.
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It's not a problem. I think I'm just a bit hypersensitive about this topic.
Here in Germany you are immediately a Racist, Antisemitic or anything else if you say
something somebody doesn't like.
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And showing off the swastika is straight-up illegal, for reasons I won't go into...
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