Just Don't Wear Blackface

"Black face" is the use of drama makeup to represent black people, and it is often used for people other than black people. This is 2017 and some people think that it is safe to wear black clothes to Halloween. No!

Caucasian actors began to face blacks in the 19th century and showed stereotypes of racial discrimination and inhumanities of blacks. Even today racial discrimination is still a problem. So, I have a black face, insult black Americans, strengthen my stereotypes, respect the history of racial discrimination

This is easy. Please do not make a black face. Instead of sharing # NoBlackface selfie, have your friends teach you why the black face is harmful and ask them not to have a black face on Halloween.

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The black face is not cool during Halloween, and in February it is not cool. When you turn me into a ridiculous look with a black face, do not you know that you relied on racial discrimination? You do not know that the black face is a kind of entertainment used to make blacks inhumane, so they will regard themselves as slaves and will not feel humanity. This is the reason why I cried. Do not you know that what you are doing is the root of cultural contempt that has been used to repress and insult my people for hundreds of years? It is impossible to separate black faces from history before you ask for it. In fact you do not know Nutella Blackface? Otherwise, I need you to remember something

At the stage of juggling, African American performers continue to be asked to wear a black face in the early 20th century. But in 1919, the combination of Noble Sistle and Ubby Blake 's performance and composition refused to wear black in their board building performance. As other African-American performers were still hacked, they succeeded in creating exceptions for themselves, but their statements could be seen as the beginning of the black face's end I could do it. Bird's performance style was outdated as African Americans began to claim political power by winning racial discrimination in the early 20th century. Listen to Vaughn de Leath singing more famous works of Sissle and Blake.

From the late nineteenth century to the beginning of the 20th century, the black performances became popular among white crowds. Most of these performers are Caucasian, and they try to imitate how blacks speak, dance, and sing while applying black makeup on their faces and performing in a super popular way. Ironically, these white crowds prefer white men trying to imitate the culture of black, but the same people will be involved in the torture and killing of blacks.

In the mid-nineteenth century, entertainment for blacks was popular in New York. The white comedian paints the face with burned cork, oil painting, shoe polish, curls and pretends to be dark. The black people they played were portrayed as ridiculous, ignorant, late, rough, or undiscovered. The black face is very popular in movies, radio programs, and television; the birth of the country (1915), Shirley Temple: the smallest traitor (1935), and Amos 'N' Andy Show (1929). Characteristics of blacks are ordinary stereotypes that many white Americans think are correct. The correlation of the black face of the 21st century, it will continue, and many American Caucasians think this is not a problem. Recently, Caucasians participate in Halloween holiday favorites.