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Eric Deggans says of Sean Delonas' Wednesday cartoon in the New York Post: "As any person of color can tell you, it's tough to know what someone means when they say something like this. And if you really don't mean to be racist, do you really want some people thinking that you might be?" || Gawker: Callers are threatening to burn down the Post. || Huffington Post has hundreds of comments about the cartoon. || More reaction from the Twitterverse, blogosphere, and mainstream media.
> NYP editor: It's "a clear parody of a current news event"
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