Andrew Yang sees racism in controversial Daily News cartoon - News Summed Up

Andrew Yang sees racism in controversial Daily News cartoon


(CNN) New York City mayoral candidate Andrew Yang on Thursday accused a New York Daily News cartoon of engaging in racist tropes and playing on an idea of Asian-Americans as permanent tourists and outsiders. The cartoon, drawn by artist Bill Bramhall, depicts Yang exiting the Times Square subway station as a souvenir shop owner says, "The tourists are back!" "Andrew Yang is a leading contender to be mayor of New York City, and as commentators, his opponents and The News editorial board have recently pointed out, he's recently revealed there are major gaps in his knowledge of New York City politics and policy. Born in Schenectady to Taiwanese parents, Yang has lived in New York City for 25 years and his wife, Evelyn, is from Queens. Asked Thursday how he would argue he knows as much about New York City politics and government as the other candidates, Yang told CNN, "I am a public school parent.


Source: CNN May 27, 2021 15:22 UTC



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