Gamerpicture suspension

I have just received a one day gamer picture suspension for my gamer picture apparently containing nudity or profanity racism and everything like that but all it was was a picture of a golliwog a black ragdoll which if you go on Google and type in golliwog
this is the definition that will come up (The golliwog, golliwogg or golly is a black fictional character created by Florence Kate Upton that appears in children's books in the late 19th century and usually depicted as a type of rag doll) I used to have the
doll when I was a kid and I got read the stories at night to go to sleep or because some Person thinks it's racist and bear in mind the last three days I have been threatened to be hacked but all they have done is got their friends to report me and try and
get me banned the enforcement team needs to be taken down

:)

 

Gamerpicture Change?

My gamerpicture is doing exactly the same recently - top right gamerpicture shows, showever the gamercard picture shows the grey outline.

However at the moment on my screen it shows your gamerpicture.

 

Texas A&M GamerPictures

i think xbox should make Texas A&M GamerPictures or any college gamerpictures

 

Despite your personal history with this object, people aren't going to give you the benefit of the doubt over that kind of gamerpic.

The Xbox Code of Conduct directly states that you should avoid posting content considered 'controversial', which includes (but is not limited to) "anything involving sensitive events,
current or historical".

You can review more details of your Enforcement action here: https://enforcement.xbox.com

 

Too bad you didn't include the next paragraph in Google's definition.

The image of the doll has become the subject of controversy. Whilst some people see the dolls as innocuous toys,[1] its depiction of
African people has been accused of being racist,[1] along with pickaninnies, minstrels, mammy figures,
and other caricatures. The golliwog has been described as "the least known of the major anti-Black caricatures in the United
States".[2] In recent years, changing political attitudes with regard to race have reduced the popularity and sales of golliwogs as
toys. Manufacturers who have used golliwogs as a motif have either withdrawn them as an icon, or changed the name. In particular, the association of the golliwog with the pejorative term "wog"
has resulted in use of alternative names such as "golly" and "golly doll".

Keep on arguing for your "right" to display that image though

 

They are even banned in a lot of countries.

There's loads of things that were fine in the 19th century that are not now,slavery,child labour etc. etc.

The enforcement team does not need to be taken down,you need to learn how to follow a simple set of rules.