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    Target storefront and the children’s clown costume the retailer pulled after critics said the design evoked blackface, minstrel shows and Jim Crow-era stereotypes.

    The Retailer Apologized After a Children’s Clown Costume Featuring a Black Model Drew Comparisons to Blackface and Minstrel Shows Target has pulled a children’s Halloween costume from its shelves after widespread criticism that the design and its marketing evoked racist minstrel imagery and historical caricatures of Black Americans. The retailer removed the $25 costume from […]

    The post Target Admits ‘Minstrel-Like’ Halloween Costume Was ‘Wrong’ appeared first on saobserver.

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