Aunt Jemima (Tess Gardella)- Can't Help Lovin' Dat Man, 1928
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wheres unkle ben?
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Actually, Aunt Jemima is a depiction of racial sterotyping.
She wears a handkerchief around her head and maid clothing to further the belief that black women are not sexual beings and that they are inferior to white people not only in beauty but also in social standing. Search photos of Aunt Jemima in the 1910s, 1940s, and now and you will see that todays Aunt Jemima is sending the exact same image but altered slightly.
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i would like a blow job from aunt jemima and tuck me in to sleep
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O_O
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@Tonyho0124 did you read what you wrote? "ARE" PRESIDENT IS BLACK. The word is "our" President. Please learn how to speak and write proper english before you write something on the internet that makes you and by implication, all other black people look stupid. You can't tell people how far we've come when you show people you don't even know the difference between the 1st grade words "are" and "our."
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we have a different presentation and song in Mexico for the Aun Jemima hot cakes..a lovely black woman too but singing a song in spanish ...miss her much
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@TheLadyjazzy1 Bravo! Progress.
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I like the old Aunt Jemima pancake box...bring it back!!
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mmmm aunt jemima and waffels:P
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Actually Show Boat was an anti-racist musical play (ca 1929), WRITTEN TO SHOWCASE the brilliant talents of Paul Robeson. It's theme was inter-racial love. This in a heavily racist epoch!
i don't think people who disapprove of racism should use racist terms to describe those whom they deem to be racist..
IDMTOYP 8 months ago 13
@fihaprincess You're right-- colour and race has NOTHING to do with it. But people with no understanding of art or music or theater will pin the race tag on anything to make their pointless argument, and in the process politicize it to the point where no one can enjoy it any more.
madamerotten 1 year ago 6