In a series of posters at the University of Michigan, Halloween costumes that are "culturally insensitive" are exhibited. While no one would be surprised that one poster shows a Latino standing next to a white male in a sombrero or an Asian woman next to a co-ed dressed as a Geisha, the following is instructive:

Quote:And on one baffling poster, a forlorn white male is shown beside another white guy—only this one is wearing a flannel shirt, playing the banjo and eating beef jerky. “Not this Halloween,” says the expression of the sad-eyed man. “It’s time to end the blanket assumption that my culture enjoys dried meats.”

Is your costume insensitive?

Here's one that represents a long gone stereotype

More proof that leftists are mentally ill, and want the world to conform to their deranged beliefs.

Is this the same school that said a Pocohontas costume was insulting?

I guarantee you us rednecks dont give a ****.

(11-01-2014 02:20 PM)DexterDevil Wrote:  I guarantee you us rednecks dont give a ****.

A native american may have said the same 30 years ago about the names Indians and Redskins. Just think, in 30 more years Saltines may be banned from stores for their insensitivity to Crackers.