Cat Shavon Addison on Instagram: "Judy Garland’s blackface scene in Everybody Sing (1938) shows how minstrelsy was still treated as normal in Hollywood. Garland was a teenager under MGM’s control with little agency, forced into roles by the studio system. While common for its time, the performance was rooted in racist stereotypes that cannot be excused. Historians stress that the issue lies less with Garland’s intent and more with Hollywood’s exploitation and normalization of racism in entertain

Cartoon on Instagram: "😂 Looney Tunes is a classic American animated series created by Warner Bros., first appearing in the 1930s. It became one of the most iconic cartoon franchises in history, introducing audiences to a wide range of memorable characters. The shorts were originally made to showcase Warner’s music catalog but quickly evolved into fast-paced, comedic cartoons that captured the imagination of children and adults alike. The show is best known for its colorful cast of characters,

Purely History on Instagram: "Popeye is one of the most iconic cartoons ever made. The character first appeared in 1929 in the comic strip Thimble Theatre, created by Elzie Crisler Segar. Popeye quickly became so popular that he soon took over the strip entirely and later starred in animated shorts produced by Fleischer Studios in the early 1930s. Popeye is a tough, kind-hearted sailor known for his love of spinach, which gives him superhuman strength. His main goal is usually to rescue his girl

Mr Moist on Instagram: "Send this to bro 🤣 🎬 Looney Tunes is one of the most iconic animated series in history, created in the 1930s by Warner Bros. It introduced legendary characters like Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck, and Tweety, known for their wild humor, exaggerated chaos, and clever, silent storytelling. Despite being decades old, scenes from Looney Tunes are still used today because of how perfectly they capture human behaviour — especially when characters accidentally cause their own problems