Flipping channels this morning, I paused on Cartoon Network when I saw two little mice in feathered headbands... Did a little research, and found the episode, "Two Little Indians." Watch the video below. It's all there... All the stereotypical imagery... Made in 1952, being shown--and taught--to children. Today. With this imagery being recycled, it is no surprise that little progress is made with regard to getting rid of it.
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Sunday, June 27, 2010
Tom and Jerry in TWO LITTLE INDIANS
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