http://abcnews.go.com/Entertainment/Sto ... 437&page=1
Is there any way to view this other than saying that people instantly and immediately equate anything involving Arabs to terrorism, in what amounts to shameful racial stereotyping and cultural persecution?Dunkin' Donuts, worried that its customers might think so, abruptly yanked an ad in which Ray wears a scarf that resembles a keffiyeh -- a traditional headdress worn by Arab men -- after conservative commentators became enraged by the ad and even threatened to boycott the company.
I don't know how else to slice it.Ray's publicist Charlie Dougiello wrote in a e-mail, "This is a nonstory."
He confirmed that Ray was wearing a black and white scarf with a paisley floral design that was chosen by the stylist for the shoot and echoed Dunkin's statement. "Absolutely no symbolism was intended," he said. "However, given the possibility of misperception, Dunkin is no longer using the commercial."
Lesson learned, don't wear paisley floral scarves. Ever. Or you are a terrorist sympathizer. Because Arabs do something somewhat similar. And they are all terrorists. All of them. Also, donuts.
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