Stereotypes of Asians in the U.S. and Blacks in Japan
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The document discusses the history and origins of racial stereotypes, including stereotypes of Black and Asian people. It provides examples of racist caricatures and stereotypical portrayals that were common in early American minstrel shows, propaganda, and children's books. It also discusses how stereotypes of Black people spread and were adopted in other countries through cultural exports, and some modern examples of racist stereotypes in media that led to backlash.
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- 3. More examples of wartime racist caricatures
- 4. Stereotypes of Asians Abercrombie and Fitch T-shirts
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- 14. The “Pickaninny” Caricature of Black children
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- 20. “Bubblesisters” (Korea) Korean television show Dutch people in blackface celebrating the controversial “Sinterklass” holiday Use of blackface in other countries
- 21. 1993: Ted Dansen performs in blackface at a club next to Whoopi Goldberg, his ex-girlfriend. The club later apologized for the routine.
- 22. April 2012: Swedish minister of culture Lena AdelsohnLiljeroth attends a taxpayer-funded party
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- 24. Due to protests, Gatsby stopped ad campaign
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