Commercial Images: Visual Racism from the Past and Present
ByOver at Slate, David Segal has posted a useful slide show of blatantly racist commercial images, mostly from the past, for African, Asian, Latino, and Native Americans. Uncle Ben, Aunt Jemima, and the racist Native American images used by baseball teams today are there.
If you have not seen these, or your students or friends have not seen them, do check them out. This slide show should be of substantial use to you for teaching purposes.

Joe, thanks for posting this link. I was surprised at how many of those images I’d never seen. Will definitely be useful for teaching.
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Its amazing how they sent Aunt Jemima “look-a-likes” all around the country for publicity and trade shows. It was really a big marketing campaign. What is fascinating is how Black Americans protested her image from the start, but the profits they made from milking the Mammy stereotype to white consumers trumped any regard for their black compatriots.
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Such is unfettered American capitalism.
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http://angryblackbitch.blogspot.com/2009/07/because-it-is-hard.html
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[...] fellow sociologist blogger Joe Feagin at Racism Review mentions that David Segal over at Slate has a very interesting and informative slideshow of racist [...]
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