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"Now den
Julius! If yer ain't a good
litte nigger, mudder'l call de big ole Bobolitionist and let
um run away wid yer." |
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Akin to the
cartoons of D. H. Strother, this carton by Ben Day
takes the view that abolitionists are a source of
fear, not freedom, for (young) black slaves. The
slave mother invokes abolitionists, like she might
have any dreaded figure of a child’s
imagination, in order to scare her son into
behaving properly. |
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