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Stereotypes of African Americans: Essays & Images
Imagery & Stereotyping Explained
Black Caricatures
How some people try to distance themselves from these images
African American Stereotypes:
Chicken & Watermelon Themes
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1911 Postcard: "Mine, all mine"
c.1910s Print (with German song pun): "The Watch On The Rine"
c.1910s Ink Blotter
c.1920s Postcard Folio: "Greetings From the Happy South" (19 images)
c.1920s Postcard: "I'm in it with both feet."
c.1920s Postcard: "Love at first sight"
c. 1920s Postcard: "You can plainly see how miserable I am"
c.1920s Advertisement Postcard
c.1920s Pot Holder Hangers
c.1920s Watermelon Potholder Hangers
1925 Fisk Tire advertisement
c.1930s Postcard: "Down in Sunny Dixie"
c.1930s Mammy Cookie Jar with Watermelon
c.1930s Napkin Holders
c.1930s Souvenir of New Orleans, LA
c.1930s Postcard: "Greetings From Missouri" featuring Black boy with watermelon
c.1930s Postcard: "A Refreshing Moment"
c.1930s Postcard: "Don't wake the babies"
c.1930s Postcard: "Oh you watermelon"
c.1930s Postcard featuring Black children with watermelon
c.1930s Postcard: "You can hab de rine"
c.1930s Tablecloth
c.1930s advertisement for
The Lakeside Press
c.1930s Watermelon Figurine
c.1930s Watermelon Figurine
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