Black Stereotypes in Advertising- Maid to Order
A visual remix of the American Dream as pictured in Mid Century Media
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- Who’s Your daddy?
- Holocaust Remembrance Day- More Important than Ever
- How the 1970 Shooting at Kent State Forever Changed Me
- How To Treat A Dog, Kristi!
- I Found Out I Can Do Something
- Kill the Jews
- Happiness is A Warm Puppy. Not Killing One
- Visiting The N.Y. World’s Fair 1964/65 With the Flintstones PTII
- Visiting the New York World’s Fair With the Flintstones
- Gettysburg Revisited
Envisioning The American Dream 
IT IS RIDICULOUS TO GO BACK WARDS, INSTEAD OF LOOKING FORWARD, STOP THIS CRAZINESS, PEOPLE, BLACKS ARE ALSO RACIST, WHY DON’T TEY LOOK BACK FOR WHAT THEY HAVE DONE OR SAID.
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I’m black, and I’m embarrassed for the white Americans who created this.
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Is there no mercy? Is there no forgiveness? Does it ever end?
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Mammy was universally loved and respected. In many ways she was the glue that held the household together during very trying times. I don’t see how it’s racist to keep use her image in a non-demeaning way.
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Its a complicated image loaded with layers of meaning. Though Mammy was often a beloved family member, she was not there by choice, enslaved.
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