South Park Tackles Racism: Cartman’s Anti-Minority Ballad
Put forth on November 19, 2009 by XicanoPwr
Posted in Nativism, Prejudices, Racism, Xenophobia
This week’s season finale of South Park, Matt Stone and Trey Parker tackles, in their own way, extremist views about minorities in America. The general premise of the episode is that the local water park, Pipi’s Splash Town, is no longer what it seems, it has been “taken over” by minorities.
Cartman is clearly disturbed and bemoans how there are too many “Mexicans” and other minority groups at “his” water park. In South Park fashion, Cartman breaks out into a song, “Not My Water Park.”
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XD Cartman is a GENIOUS. This song is so true lol.
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