
These politically very incorrect cartoons from the forties are guaranteed to offend a wide range of people. They are filled with racism, sexism and violence and were once mainstream fair. But now they are almost never seen, except in screenings by Dennis Nyback.

Sioux Me / Sioux Me / Unknown / Year of production: 1939 / USA / :
Native American stereotypes.
Extreme violence toward women.
Caricature of Bing Crosby as woman abusing cad.
He sued Warner¹s to stop the showing of this cartoon. General sexism was censored later.
Arab stereotypes including a comic look at a
suicide bomber.
Extremely tasteless WW II propaganda in the form of a Japanese newsreel.
The newest cartoon in the show. Most of the
jokes are about slavery.
More Japanese bashing from WW II
An all black character cartoon starring a
caricature of Fats Waller. One of the "Censored Eleven" cartoons
singled out to never be shown again in 1968.
Another of the "Censored Eleven." A pardody of "Snow White" set in Harlem.
