post RACIST CARTOONS - if we laughed at them then, we can laugh at them now

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The thing is, Clampett claims that blacks loved those sorts of cartoons when they first came out.

I have proof...
http://cartoonresearch.com/index.php/category/christopher-p-lehman/

They changed it in subsequent prints of this cartoon.


And re-animated it.

They apparently dubbed over the line pretty quickly but it took a while before they reanimated the scene, which they did sometime in the late 40's I've read. It's almost unnoticeable unless you start to look at the small details in the backgrounds or the animation itself. The backgrounds in 1933 were done in watercolor while the redo is possibly gouache or another opaque medium.

A 1987 ad for a popular drink in the U.K.
Animated by Argentine legend Oscar Grillo!

Speaking of racist UK adverts!
 
Conguitos certainly count. They're still sold in their original packaging over here which just goes to show that Spain still doesn't give a fuck about political correctness:

The last commercial was a failed attempt to make them less stereotypical. Public outrage caused the packaging to be changed back to its original state.
 
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Conguitos certainly count. They're still sold in their original packaging over here which just goes to show that Spain still doesn't give a fuck about political correctness:
Sometimes tradition outweighs everything else.

And I thought only R. Crumb could draw them right!

Going back to the UK, here's a cinema advert from the mid 40's for Rowntree's Cocoa, animated by David Hand's Gaumont-British Animation studios (known for their "Animaland" cartoons).
 
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