Good Ol' Disney Racism
Created on: December 30th, 2010
Hilarious nonsensical Chinese stereotypes.
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[i]What today we would unquestioningly call acts of racism seemed, for [...] postwar America, as pure and unpremeditated as the breathing of a Zen monk. It was the Golden Age of Radio, and dialect humor, a legacy from vaudeville and minstrel shows before it, was part of the comedy environment -- shows like "Amos 'n' Andy," "Life with Luigi" and "The Goldbergs" aired week after week, available for free to listeners not always analytical about what they were hearing. (Additionally, for musicians of the swing era, "Chinese" references in song lyrics had long been code for opium, its derivatives, and their recreational use -- so there's maybe that subtext here as well.)[/i] - Thomas Pynchon from the liner notes of Spike Jones' Catalyst CD, 1994
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