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    The document appears to be a collection of images and information about racist caricatures and stereotypes that were present in early 20th century cartoons, comics, advertisements, and performances. It includes examples of African cannibals from a 1906 comic, a character from a 1903 comic, a 1935 Disney short depicting "Mickey's Man Friday", advertisements for minstrel shows in 1896 and 1900, Mickey Mouse depicted in blackface in 1932, information on racist Warner Brothers cartoons from the 1930s and 1940s that were banned, and titles of cartoons from 1938, 1948, and 1944 that likely depicted offensive stereotypes.

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    African Cannibals in Pan - Handle Pete' by George Mcmanus, 1906

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    African

    Cannibals in
    Pan-Handle
    Pete by
    George
    McManus,
    1906

    Jungle Imp, a
    character
    from Winsor
    McCays LiGle
    Nemo in
    Slumberland,
    1903

    Mickeys Man Friday, 1935,


    Disney animated short

    AdverPsement for 1900 minstrel show

    AdverPsement for a song played at Blackface


    Minstrel shows, 1896

    Mickey
    Mouse in
    Blackface,
    1932

    The Censored 11: Racist Warner Brothers Cartoons from the 30s
    and 40s banned from syndica;on in 1968

    1938

    Jungle JiGers 1938

    1948

    Goldilocks and the


    Jivin Bears
    1944

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