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The “Angry Black Woman” and “Scary Black Man”: Racist Tropes Rooted in Propaganda
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The “Angry Black Woman” and “Scary Black Man”: Racist Tropes Rooted in Propaganda

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Jennifer Julien Gaskin
Dec 23, 2024
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The “angry Black woman” and “scary Black man” tropes are nothing more than byproducts of racism. Full stop. These narratives didn’t appear out of thin air – they are the offspring of propaganda that dates back to the earliest days of enslavement, perpetuated to cast Black people as dangerous and uncontrollable. This isn’t just history; it’s a lived, bre…

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