Savage CaricatureThe Savage caricature showed Africans as animalistic, crazed, or comical cannibals, often with bones in their oversized lips. Drawn from the pseudo-scientific early anthropological theories of the late 1800s, the Savage represented Africans as primitives who were less evolved than their supposedly superior European counterparts. |
The Back Story: The History Of The 10 Most Popular Anti-Black Images
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That first Aunt Jemima logo looks just like the blackface that performers did in those days.
Why are the pictures so small? How am I suppose to used them?