エブロ・ダーデンのインスタグラム(oldmanebro) - 11月1日 04時04分

“Coons & Mellons” .... They have tried everything. WE will prevail. #RP @nmaahc
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Before it became a racist stereotype in the Jim Crow era, watermelon once symbolized self-sufficiency among African Americans. Following Emancipation, many Southern African Americans grew and sold watermelons. Seen as a symbol of their freedom, many Southern whites reacted to the self-sufficiency created by the commerce by turning the fruit into symbol of poverty, and “a feast” for the unclean, lazy and child-like. To shame black watermelon merchants, popular ads and ephemera, including post cards pictured African Americans stealing, fighting over, or sitting in streets eating watermelon. Watermelons being eaten hand to mouth without utensils, made it impossible to consume without making a mess and being branded a public nuisance. #APeoplesJourney #Halloween
?: Collection of the Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture, Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Norman and Sandra Lindley.

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