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Sex, and the New Yorker

By The Daily Dish

Jun 27 2007, 9:15 AM ET

An expose:

The first hundred cartoons in the Caption Contest, drawn mainly by men, tend to depict male, light-skinned, and apparently heterosexual "protagonists" in work and home situations. However, in the bedroom scenarios, the "protagonists" tend to be female.



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