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Theatre history

19th-century American stage entertainment in which white performers in blackface caricatured Black people, mixing racial ridicule and fascination.

In theatre history, minstrelsy refers to 19th-century American stage entertainment in which white performers in blackface caricatured Black people, mixing racial ridicule and fascination. This meaning comes from Lott (1993) in Love and theft.[1]

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References

Lott, E. (1993). Love and theft. Oxford University Press, Incorporated. ISBN 9781299737174

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