I am fortunate enough to be in Florida at the moment.
The day before yesterday we went to Animal Kingdom and watched the Lion King show. It was brilliant but there were gymnasts dressed as monkeys. They were all white guys coincidentally, but one of them would jump into the crowd and ruffle the hair of guests. He went to a young black guy who looked thoroughly unimpressed with a white guy dressed as a monkey making monkey noises at him.
The point is that it was part of the show and in no way intended to insult the black guests, but of course this was lost on the guy who was sat with a snarl on his face throughout.
Context is everything in these cases. It doesn't matter what you or I or anyone else "interprets" something as. It is the intent that matters. If you are offended by the colour of an emoji or a man dressed as a monkey in a Lion King show then that is your problem for being a delicate little *********.
We need more victories for common sense. The next time someone falsely accused someone or something of being racist then they should be smashed all over the place in court for slander, libel and whatever else they can charge them for.