Pepsi Ad Racist?

Really? 

Apparently, Pepsi's Super Bowl ad with the black couple that ends with a blond running by them and turning the husband's head is racist, according to some liberal journalists.  Why?  Because the wife was a control freak, and that apparently shines a bad light on all black women, and is therefore racist.

I'm floored.  Is this where we are as a society?  I thought we were long past this.  How exactly does this one woman represent all black women?  Only if you're looking for it, I suppose. 

So I have some questions:

• Does a white domestic terrorist in the latest blockbuster movie reflect all white men?
• Does a Latino corrupt cop on the latest cop show reflect all Latinos?
• Does an Asian hooker on the latest TV drama now reflect all Asians?
• Does the white mother/wife in that stupid photo-cropping/editing commercial who obviously thinks very low of her entire family now reflect all white moms?

And more to the contextual point of this specific commercial, when I first read the headline that the commercial might be racist, I immediately thought they must be alluding to the fact that when the blond was HIT IN THE HEAD with a full can of Pepsi, that it might be a WHITE person raising the issue that it shouldn't be "funny" that a black woman nailed a white woman with a weapon, then ran away from the scene.  But that's apparently not the issue.  The issue is the fact that this black woman portrays a controlling wife. 

Amazing.  Someone please enlighten me.  Again, I thought we - as a society - were WAY past this.