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At the zoo [Outbursts of Everett True, 1905-1927)
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Can’t believe this comic is always on point. It feels so modern with the situations it shows each time, and yet it’s 100+ years old.
It portrays black people in a very racist way.
That's not unique to one writer. That's almost all literature from the time period, unless it had a black author. You would have to read books by W.E.B. DuBois, or maybe Huckleberry Finn, for good portrayals of black people in literature.