An Australian newspaper has doubled down on a cartoon of multiple Grand Slam tennis champion Serena Williams widely denounced as racist both at home and in the US. In a statement Tuesday, Herald ...

The Australia Herald Sun’s front page today is doubling down on cartoonist Mark Knight’s disturbing drawing depicting a wild Serena Williams throwing a tantrum at the U.S. Open.

The Herald Sun has backed its veteran cartoonist, Mark Knight, insisting his recent portrayal of Serena Williams had nothing to do with race or gender.. Mr Knight’s depiction of the 23-time ...

A photo illustration shows the front page of the Herald Sun newspaper in Australia, featuring a cartoon of U.S. tennis player Serena Williams (lower R), on sale at a newsstand in Melbourne, Sept ...

The Herald Sun printed an edited portion of the cartoon — featuring 23-time Grand Slam winner Williams jumping on a broken racket during her dispute with a chair umpire in the U.S. Open final ...

The cartoon ran Monday in the Herald Sun, a Rupert Murdoch-owned tabloid based in Melbourne, Australia. It shows Williams during her now famous meltdown while playing Naomi Osaka in the U.S. Open ...

Melbourne-based newspaper Herald Sun defended its cartoonist Mark Knight’s depiction of Serena Williams and is asserting the condemnation is driven by political correctness. | AP Photo Share ...

Australian newspaper The Herald Sun is defending a cartoon depicting Serena Williams during the women's final of the U.S. Open The Herald Sun of Melbourne, Australia, is defending its choice to ...

Serena Williams: Herald Sun reprints 'racist' cartoon in front-page attack on 'political correctness' Australian newspaper hits out at critics after backlash over depiction of tennis player's US ...

MELBOURNE, Australia — A cartoon of Serena Williams that has been widely condemned as a racist depiction of the tennis great has been partially reprinted on the front page of the Melbourne-ba… ...

MELBOURNE, Australia (AP) — A cartoon of Serena Williams that has been widely condemned as a racist depiction of the tennis great has been partially reprinted on the front pag ...