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8 photos and 6 illustrations tagged racist, from 3 members of Flickr Commons.

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Colored mechanic, motor maintenance section, Ft. Knox, Ky. (LOC)

  • 7 older comments, and then…
  • porkfork6 said:
    The title should be updated to remove the word "colored."
  • pojoel said:
    Of course you shouldn't tamper with the old picture descriptions! This is a document of that era! The world has rapidly deteriorated since "Politically Correctness" showed its ugly face!
  • Rob van Kan said:
    In the segregated US Army of 1942, this man was labeled 'colored'. To sugest removing that, is to suggest falsifying the history of blacks in the US.
  • napalmjerry1391 said:
    you got served, foo.
  • snorkie128 said:
    Colored...................with LIGHT!!!!

Columbia students (LOC)

  • -Jarrett- said:
    Ah, higher education....

United Nations Fight for Freedom : colored, white and Chinese Boy Scouts in front of Capitol, They help out by delivering poster to help the war effort (LOC)

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  • lpcress said:
    Hmm...not sure I understand the date. According to several sources, this poster wasn't released until 1942, and the BSA campaign didn't begin until 1942, as well. Besides, it doesn't make sense to have a US flag on a war poster until after December of 41 anyway, I'm thinking. Pretty sure the date is wrong on this one.
  • The Library of Congress said:
    Thanks! For now, we’re gathering the suggestions and corrections, but holding off on making changes until more comments come in.
  • Molly said:
    They're so handsome. :)
  • mrpibbs said:
    1943. The top four flags, USA, GB, USSR and ROC, being positioned together corresponds with the meetings between Roosevelt, Stalin, Churchill, and Chiang-Kai-Shek in 1943.
  • kaiserbuns said:
    I have to agree with lpress and mrpibb; I don't think the United States would be so firmly represented on a war poster in 1941. The phrase "UNITED NATIONS" perplexes me; the official United Nations wasn't formed until 1945, but this usage of the phrase seems to be more of an informal description of a confederation of nations with similar goals, not an official UN poster; if I'm wrong, then the photo would have to date from 1945, I would say.