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Friday, March 02, 2018

'Racially insensitive' gorilla statue removed from Texas park

A beloved gorilla statue in a Texas park has been removed by officials after some complained that it was 'racially insensitive'.

The caged statue had been a center piece at the park in Corsicana, south of Dallas, for two decades before it was taken away on Monday.

Corsicana Mayor Don Denbow had the 500-pound gorilla removed after receiving about 45 complaints.

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18 comments:

  1. It does bear a striking resemblance.

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  2. if it walks like a duck... 🦍

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  3. Hey 10:08 , your right on target

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  4. For it to be offensive, those offended must believe the similarity as well. The case has been rested.

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  5. If the shoe fits wear it.

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  6. What's next? Removing gorillas and monkeys from zoos?

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  7. Lets see....been there for two decades and only 45 complaints...hhmmm....I bet most of those complaints have come in the last year or so. Anyone else see the connection???

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  8. Why don't we just remove everything from our parks for I am sure someone somewhere is even offended by the shape of a water fountain!

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  9. Left wing snowflakes are always responsible for these incidents but what is actually offensive a gorilla or liberal snowflakes deciding it reminds them of black people ?

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  10. Wow I never thought about it but yeah actually I see it. sucks now I can't unsee it. Thank you to the mayor and his staff for opening my eyes to the stunning resemblance. #gorilla#awakening

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  11. Was anyone picketing the Planet Of The Apes movies when they were at the theaters in this town?

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  12. Stop monkekying AROUND

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  13. So they admit that it bears a resemblance.

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  14. 10:23 those movies were imitating real life in the ghetto.

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  15. Can’t argue with the science of evolution.

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  16. Please bring this for exhibit at Jakes folk fest.Maybe council member Jackson can strike a pose with it before she has to get in a cage.

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  17. that looks just like a guy who "works" at rec and parks

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