Yes, in a bad way. She put one drawing hinting at racial slurs out, got apparently positive feedback on it from her fans, and then leaned into the n word jokes more aggressively in subsequent strips. And the racist fanart, I saw specifically because she was retweeting it with praise and appreciation. She also joked around in comments with people who were openly racist. I read all that as acknowledging the situation.

Oh I'm also reminded of a strip she wrote with a conquistadora having a small harem of indigenous women. Apparently genocide is fine as long as you're a cutesy quirked up lesbian

[–] buran@lemmy.today 6 points 1 day ago

About the first one, that's a terrible way to respond. You have to be very mean spirited to continue with the offensive jokes when so many people already told you they are in bad taste.

Second, this hits a bit too close home. I'm a Latino and I really get a bit down thinking how European colonialism lead to the deaths of most of the natives in the Americas, we also make bad jokes about this topic (like how the British didn't wanted to mix with the natives but the Spanish did). I don't know what native people think about this, but I'd believe they consider it offensive as well.