Posted By: Paul - Thu Dec 07, 2023 -
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Category: Ethnic Groupings, Music, Stereotypes and Cliches, 1960s, Love & Romance
Posted By: Paul - Fri Aug 18, 2023 -
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Category: Ethnic Groupings, Languages, Vinyl Albums and Other Media Recordings, 1960s
Posted By: Paul - Wed May 03, 2023 -
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Category: Ethnic Groupings, Games, Stereotypes and Cliches, War, 1940s
Posted By: Paul - Sun Apr 09, 2023 -
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Category: Ethnic Groupings, Fey, Twee, Whimsical, Naive and Sadsack, Stereotypes and Cliches, Theater and Stage, 1950s
Posted By: Paul - Sun Mar 19, 2023 -
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Category: Emigrants, Immigrants and Borders, Ethnic Groupings, Jobs and Occupations, Languages, PSA’s, 1920s
Posted By: Paul - Sat Dec 17, 2022 -
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Category: Ethnic Groupings, Food, Movies, Stereotypes and Cliches, Ridiculousness, Foolishness, Public Ridicule, Silliness, Goofiness and Dumb-looking, 1900s
Posted By: Paul - Tue Nov 08, 2022 -
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Category: Awards, Prizes, Competitions and Contests, Beauty, Ugliness and Other Aesthetic Issues, Ethnic Groupings, Music, 1940s, 1980s
Posted By: Paul - Fri Aug 12, 2022 -
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Category: Ethnic Groupings, Hygiene, Stereotypes and Cliches, Advertising, 1960s, Asia
Posted By: Paul - Wed Dec 29, 2021 -
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Category: Animals, Ethnic Groupings, Fashion, Regionalism
High-kick competitions were once part of Kivgiq, the Messenger Feast. As each man entered the qargi he tried to kick an inflated animal bladder or ball suspended from the ceiling. An Iñupiaq story tells of a young woman who owned two balls; the larger was the sun, and the smaller the moon. The sun ball fell (or in one version was dropped by Raven) and burst open, bringing light to the world. The circular designs seen on this ball represent the sun and commemorate this ancient story.
Posted By: Paul - Tue Nov 03, 2020 -
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Category: Ethnic Groupings, Regionalism, Sports
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