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Bacchus: Text replacement - "tbe " to "the "

2024-04-28T23:42:19Z

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	[[File:Justin Trudeau wore blackface (and hands) makeup to a party at ~~tbe~~ private school where he was teaching in ~~tbe~~ spring of 2001.png\|thumb\|400px\|[[Justin Trudeau]] seems to have a fable for costumes. He even wore blackface (and hands) makeup to a party at ~~tbe~~ private school where he was teaching in ~~tbe~~ spring of 2001 (right: yearbook picture).]]		[[File:Justin Trudeau wore blackface (and hands) makeup to a party at the private school where he was teaching in the spring of 2001.png\|thumb\|400px\|[[Justin Trudeau]] seems to have a fable for costumes. He even wore blackface (and hands) makeup to a party at the private school where he was teaching in the spring of 2001 (right: yearbook picture).]]
	'''Blackface''' is a form of make-up that was used in "blackface minstrelsy", which reached its peak popularity between 1850 and 1870.		'''Blackface''' is a form of make-up that was used in "blackface minstrelsy", which reached its peak popularity between 1850 and 1870.

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	Intended as comic entertainment, blackface minstrelsy was performed by a group of white minstrels (traveling musicians) with black-painted faces, whose performances included racial [[stereotypes]].		Intended as comic entertainment, blackface minstrelsy was performed by a group of white minstrels (traveling musicians) with black-painted faces, whose performances included racial [[stereotypes]].

	Today, blackface make-up is considered very [[politically incorrect]] and offensive by many (but not all) [[blacks]] and "[[woke]]" [[whites]], and it may destroy an individual's life if it is discovered that ~~tbe~~ individual used blackface make-up many decades ago, even if no racial stereotype was enacted (→ [[cancel culture]]).		Today, blackface make-up is considered very [[politically incorrect]] and offensive by many (but not all) [[blacks]] and "[[woke]]" [[whites]], and it may destroy an individual's life if it is discovered that the individual used blackface make-up many decades ago, even if no racial stereotype was enacted (→ [[cancel culture]]).

	Depicting Whites negatively, such as in "[[redneck]]", "[[white trash]]", "[[hillbillies]]", and [[skinhead]] stereotypes, is considered politically correct, another example of politically correct [[double standards]].		Depicting Whites negatively, such as in "[[redneck]]", "[[white trash]]", "[[hillbillies]]", and [[skinhead]] stereotypes, is considered politically correct, another example of politically correct [[double standards]].

Bacchus: Text replacement - " the " to " tbe "

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	[[File:Justin Trudeau wore blackface (and hands) makeup to a party at ~~the~~ private school where he was teaching in ~~the~~ spring of 2001.png\|thumb\|400px\|[[Justin Trudeau]] seems to have a fable for costumes. He even wore blackface (and hands) makeup to a party at ~~the~~ private school where he was teaching in ~~the~~ spring of 2001 (right: yearbook picture).]]		[[File:Justin Trudeau wore blackface (and hands) makeup to a party at tbe private school where he was teaching in tbe spring of 2001.png\|thumb\|400px\|[[Justin Trudeau]] seems to have a fable for costumes. He even wore blackface (and hands) makeup to a party at tbe private school where he was teaching in tbe spring of 2001 (right: yearbook picture).]]
	'''Blackface''' is a form of make-up that was used in "blackface minstrelsy", which reached its peak popularity between 1850 and 1870.		'''Blackface''' is a form of make-up that was used in "blackface minstrelsy", which reached its peak popularity between 1850 and 1870.

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	Intended as comic entertainment, blackface minstrelsy was performed by a group of white minstrels (traveling musicians) with black-painted faces, whose performances included racial [[stereotypes]].		Intended as comic entertainment, blackface minstrelsy was performed by a group of white minstrels (traveling musicians) with black-painted faces, whose performances included racial [[stereotypes]].

	Today, blackface make-up is considered very [[politically incorrect]] and offensive by many (but not all) [[blacks]] and "[[woke]]" [[whites]], and it may destroy an individual's life if it is discovered that ~~the~~ individual used blackface make-up many decades ago, even if no racial stereotype was enacted (→ [[cancel culture]]).		Today, blackface make-up is considered very [[politically incorrect]] and offensive by many (but not all) [[blacks]] and "[[woke]]" [[whites]], and it may destroy an individual's life if it is discovered that tbe individual used blackface make-up many decades ago, even if no racial stereotype was enacted (→ [[cancel culture]]).

	Depicting Whites negatively, such as in "[[redneck]]", "[[white trash]]", "[[hillbillies]]", and [[skinhead]] stereotypes, is considered politically correct, another example of politically correct [[double standards]].		Depicting Whites negatively, such as in "[[redneck]]", "[[white trash]]", "[[hillbillies]]", and [[skinhead]] stereotypes, is considered politically correct, another example of politically correct [[double standards]].

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	[[File:Justin Trudeau wore blackface (and hands) makeup to a party at the private school where he was teaching in the spring of 2001.~~jpg~~\|thumb\|400px\|[[Justin Trudeau]] seems to have a fable for costumes. He even wore blackface (and hands) makeup to a party at the private school where he was teaching in the spring of 2001 (right: yearbook picture).]]		[[File:Justin Trudeau wore blackface (and hands) makeup to a party at the private school where he was teaching in the spring of 2001.png\|thumb\|400px\|[[Justin Trudeau]] seems to have a fable for costumes. He even wore blackface (and hands) makeup to a party at the private school where he was teaching in the spring of 2001 (right: yearbook picture).]]
	'''Blackface''' is a form of make-up that was used in "blackface minstrelsy", which reached its peak popularity between 1850 and 1870.		'''Blackface''' is a form of make-up that was used in "blackface minstrelsy", which reached its peak popularity between 1850 and 1870.

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[[File:Justin Trudeau wore blackface (and hands) makeup to a party at the private school where he was teaching in the spring of 2001.jpg|thumb|400px|[[Justin Trudeau]] seems to have a fable for costumes. He even wore blackface (and hands) makeup to a party at the private school where he was teaching in the spring of 2001 (right: yearbook picture).]]
'''Blackface''' is a form of make-up that was used in "blackface minstrelsy", which reached its peak popularity between 1850 and 1870.

==History==
Intended as comic entertainment, blackface minstrelsy was performed by a group of white minstrels (traveling musicians) with black-painted faces, whose performances included racial [[stereotypes]].

Today, blackface make-up is considered very [[politically incorrect]] and offensive by many (but not all) [[blacks]] and "[[woke]]" [[whites]], and it may destroy an individual's life if it is discovered that the individual used blackface make-up many decades ago, even if no racial stereotype was enacted (→ [[cancel culture]]).

Depicting Whites negatively, such as in "[[redneck]]", "[[white trash]]", "[[hillbillies]]", and [[skinhead]] stereotypes, is considered politically correct, another example of politically correct [[double standards]].

== See also ==
*[[Blackwashing]]
*[[Double standard]]
*[[Stereotypes]]
* [[Magical Negro]]

== External links ==
*[https://www.amren.com/commentary/2019/02/the-crime-of-blackface/ The Crime of Blackface]
*[https://www.britannica.com/art/blackface-minstrelsy Encyclopedia Britannica: Blackface minstrelsy]

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