The story behind the racist 'Censored Eleven' banned cartoons

Cat Shavon Addison on Instagram: "This Looney Tunes short featured a “Li’l Sambo” blackface character built on stereotypes in speech, intelligence, and fear. The Pittsburgh Courier objected when it played in Los Angeles alongside the March of Time short Americans All, a short about fighting prejudice. Today it is remembered as one of the “Censored Eleven,” the only Looney Tunes entry on that list. Full short is on TikTok: herhiddentape. Linktree in bio 📌 #filmhistory #cartoonhistory #censoredel

Cat Shavon Addison on Instagram: "All This and Rabbit Stew was released in 1941. Produced by Leon Schlesinger with music by Carl Stalling, directed by Tex Avery. The cartoon was withdrawn from television syndication in 1968 because of its racist caricatures and is now remembered as part of the Censored Eleven. It entered the public domain in 1969 after the copyright was not renewed. The plot centers on Bugs Bunny being hunted by an African American character depicted with exaggerated features an

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