Monday, April 18, 2016

[Bouncr: 3v394] BBC Asks If India Should Swap "Snake Charming Culture" For

"Should the BBC stop stereotyping India?"

On April 17, BBC's travelling unit, BBC Pop-Up, released a short video story on how snake charmers have been banned in India.

On April 17, BBC's travelling unit, BBC Pop-Up, released a short video story on how snake charmers have been banned in India.

The video acknowledges the fact that portraying India as a land of snake charmers is an offensive stereotype.

bbc.com

As part of the story, they tweeted a poll asking users if India should "erase its snake charming culture to embrace modernity" followed by the "🐍🏢" emojis.

As part of the story, they tweeted a poll asking users if India should "erase its snake charming culture to embrace modernity" followed by the "🐍🏢" emojis.

Twitter: @BBCpopup

However, with no context given in the tweet, Indians did not respond well to it.

However, with no context given in the tweet, Indians did not respond well to it.

Twitter: @atlasdanced

Twitter: @GappistanRadio


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