Kuli Roberts, Sunday World columnist, in hot water after a "racist" column about coloured girls and people in general.

As reported by IOL: 

Sunday World columnist Kuli Roberts has apologised for writing a “racist” column about coloured people.

Roberts wrote on social network Twitter: “I am truly sorry to all those upset... No harm was intended....”
The column was discontinued with immediate effect after the Sunday World and its owner Avusa Media acknowledged the outcry over the column, headlined 'Jou Ma se Kinders'.
In her column Roberts remarked that coloured girls were the future “for various reasons”.
“You will never run out of cigarettes,” she wrote.
“You will always be assured of a large family as many of these girls breed as if Allan Boesak sent them on a mission to increase the coloured race.
“They are the closest thing to being a white woman and we know you black men love them as they look like they've popped out of an Usher music video.”
“They have no front teeth and eat fish like they are trying to deplete the ocean” and “they love to fight in public and most are very violent,” she continued.
Sunday World editor Wally Mbhele said the column, which is being investigated by the SA Human Rights Commission, made derogatory generalisations about coloured people which were in clear violation of the SA Press Code and Avusa Media's internal codes.

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