Racist Book from the 19th Century (7 pics)

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Simple Addition by a Little Nigger was originally published circa 1874 by McLoughlin Brothers of New York. You can still buy it from Barnes & Noble for $11.65.



1 Racist Book from the 19th Century (7 pics)


2 Racist Book from the 19th Century (7 pics)


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7 Racist Book from the 19th Century (7 pics)


№1 Author: bowlervtec (26 Mar 2013 02:34) Total user comments: 1466


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being black, i find this hilarious.
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№2 Author: rodrigozanatta (26 Mar 2013 04:17) Total user comments: 695


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Well, not very racist. Ok, it use nigger and colored words.. But looking only for the drawing, is it racist?
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№3 Author: SheepsInn (26 Mar 2013 06:54) Total user comments: 931


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Would love this book :25:
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№4 Author: adzhoe (26 Mar 2013 07:14) Total user comments: 15112


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educational too...
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№5 Author: shade (26 Mar 2013 18:21) Total user comments: 1634


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what exactly is racist about this book? just the word "nigger"? lol
well, on the other hand, it's probably good that the society starts to forget what real racism is.
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№6 Author: anom (26 Mar 2013 18:30) Total user comments: 0


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The word nigger is derived from the latin word "niger", meaning black.
It used to be a neutral term before 1900. And this book is from before 1900.
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№7 Author: BobSacamano (26 Mar 2013 20:12) Total user comments: 0


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Today's veiled racism is so much better
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№8 Author: Lu (26 Mar 2013 20:52) Total user comments: 15132


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Ah stopped reeden, and now's gwine hum.
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№9 Author: pash.maloo (28 Mar 2013 03:49) Total user comments: 1713


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i got nothin
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