"We think Lebron James and Gisele Bundchen look beautiful together and we are honored to have them on the cover," Vogue spokesman Patrick O'Connell said in response to complaints.
Based on Patrick O'Connell's comments, what can you infer about Vogue's publishers' feelings regarding the controversy
surrounding the cover?
a Vogue regrets putting the image on the cover. c. Vogue believes the controversy will start a
constructive conversation about race
b. Vogue feels the image has been
d. All of the above
misinterpreted
Please select the best answer from the choices provided
Ο Α
OB
c

Based on his comments, we can infer:

b. Vogue feels the image has been misinterpreted.

Explanation:

If we contextualize this, it will be easier to answer. Brazilian model Gisele Bundchen and famous professional basketball player Lebron James posed for the cover of the fashion magazine Vogue. The cover caused controversy because it seemed to reinforce stereotypes concerning different races. The picture was even compared to King Kong posters, since James posed in a beast-like way, his hand around Bundchen's waist.

As we can see, Vogue spokesperson Patrick O'Connell does not agree with that interpretation of the cover. He thinks Gisele and Lebron look good, not seeing any problem with the photo. He does not mention or imply anything about starting a constructive conversation about race. He is basically defending the magazine's decision to use that photo. We can, therefore, safely infer Vogue feels the image has been misinterpreted.

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