1950 Porcelain Mammy Doll" by Langston University
Mammy and Uncle Mose: Black Collectibles and American Stereotyping (Blacks in the Diaspora): Goings, Kenneth W: 9780253208811: Amazon.com: Books
A Month in Virginia: Examining Nineteenth-Century Mammy Dolls – In Context
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Mammy stereotype - Wikipedia
Mammy Jars Mock Black People. Why Are They Still Collected? - The New York Times
Collections Corner: The Topsy-Turvy Doll – African American Museum of Iowa
Mammy Jars Mock Black People. Why Are They Still Collected? - The New York Times
A Month in Virginia: Examining Nineteenth-Century Mammy Dolls – In Context
Mammy doll | TIFY
Mammy dolls at Rose Bowl Flea Market trigger reminders of racism - Los Angeles Times
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What's cute about racist kitsch? / Are 'Mammy' and 'Uncle' replicas OK just because similar antique figurines have become popular?
If These Dolls Could Talk': Art Exhibit Explores Role of Black Dolls in U.S. History and Challenges Racial Stereotypes - Ms. Magazine
Mammy Jars Mock Black People. Why Are They Still Collected? - The New York Times
Black Collectibles: Mammy and Her Friends: Young, Jackie: 9780887403651: Amazon.com: Books
From mammy to Ma: Hollywood's favourite racist stereotype - BBC Culture
Dolls Hold Significance and Break Cultural and Racial Barriers | National Museum of African American History and Culture
Museum Monday: Mammy Doll from the Racist Imagery Collection at Mosaic Templars Cultural Center - Arkansas Soul | Black and minority news in Arkansas
Racist Signs And Toys Teach Tolerance At Jim Crow Museum | Ideastream Public Media
Mammy Jars Mock Black People. Why Are They Still Collected? - The New York Times
That racist cookie jar from Master of None is real, and it's for sale all over the internet.
Black Doll Collecting: Mammy Dolls... Offensive or Not?
New Racism Museum Reveals the Ugly Truth Behind Aunt Jemima - The Atlantic
Racist Signs And Toys Teach Tolerance At Jim Crow Museum | Ideastream Public Media
Antique dealers see controversial African-American memorabilia as part of history | Cronkite News
