My post were just a sattire actually West always tend to criticise any achievement made by third world countries may be they still not came out of there old imperialist mind set
Before you start to criticize other and correct others, it would be better if you corrected yourself and stop using the words "Third World" to describe yourself.
The cow was necessary to emphasize how Americans' conception of India is out of line with the reality - one does not attempt to enter a club with a cow in tow, but there India is, launching satellites and space probes in the daily news. I don't understand how Indians found it offensive but it's their call, not mine.
The difference is in thinking of someone as "Nigger" and saying it out loud.
The cartoon was funny, it was also offensive and racist.
Stereotyping is a broader category than racism. Racism is a subset of stereotyping.
Examples:
1. Women are too interested in money (Stereotype)
Jews are too interested in money (Racism)
2. Big men are slow and dumb. (Stereotype)
Black men are slow and dumb. (Racism)
As you can see the difference is that racism makes a stereotype based on race, religion, or national origin whereas stereotyping can be based on any characteristic.
The fact that you did not find it Racist, tell us something. Can you guess what ?
[quote="SanjeevaniButi, post: 6255897, member: 162940"Is this cartoon Stereotypical or Racist ?
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Racist...and something out of a museum. Is that like from the year 1912?

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It was Racist and is something out of a museum. However the First cartoon is from 2014 and just as racist.
Ironically "Sambo" was first depicted as a black Tamil INDIAN, however he was mistaken for African and became a Afro iconography.