22: Black Like Me: The Complex History of Blackface

Hometown History

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In this stirring episode of Hometown History, we delve deep into the controversial practice of blackface, an antiquated form of theatrical makeup used predominantly by white performers to caricature African Americans. For centuries, this practice has been mired in racism, reinforcing harmful stereotypes and furthering the narrative of white supremacy.
We tackle the tough question: Has there ever been a moment in history when blackface was used appropriately? Join us as we examine the origins of blackface, from its roots in minstrel shows to its continued presence in modern media. We explore the complex historical context of this practice, scrutinizing the societal implications and the evolution of public perception.
With a lens focused on facts and historical context, we invite listeners to grapple with the discomforting legacy of blackface and its impact on race relations. To unravel more complex histories and their present-day resonances, continue your journey with us at ⁠⁠itshometownhistory.com.
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