You not seeing the difference between a caricature of Gruden with a big head (not a racial stereotype used to demean white people) and a caricature of Smith with big lips (a racial stereotype used to depict black people negatively) is definitely on brand for you. You parody Smith using a speech bubble with "blah blah blah" in it or with a lap top. You went straight to a racist stereotype. You think something overtly racist would be okay?
Yeah, it's not that hard to see the difference between parody and racism.
And I'm defintitely picking up an us versus them vibe here. And it's a "we're better than them because we do this" vibe. You're basing this on your experience in predominantly white spaces. You're not immersed in black culture or Asian culture or anyone else's culture. You're basing this on your experience in spaces you're comfortable being in. You have ZERO perspective into these conversations in other cultures. And it's people like you who have a fit any time something that is predominantly black or all black makes it into predominantly white spaces like carnival, American tv/film industry, or work spaces. It's people like you who are the first to scream why is this being forced down our throats when black culture is introduced into the predominantly white spaces that is American culture.
You're assuming white people are better without knowledge of what spaced filled by PoC look like. That’s pretty...messed up.