None of the links with the sources mention anything that seems rooted in oppression at all, including not actually being listed as a song from minstrel shows on the page linked below. A nonsense song written for a New Year’s revue seems unproblematic to me. Could you please explain how this song is rooted in oppression?
I was informed by the problematic nature of this song by a college professor and a PhD student, who did research and found the original source material: https://runeberg.org/eajubileum/0013.html.
It was originally called the “N-word morning song,” suggesting they were mocking African Americans.
None of the links with the sources mention anything that seems rooted in oppression at all, including not actually being listed as a song from minstrel shows on the page linked below. A nonsense song written for a New Year’s revue seems unproblematic to me. Could you please explain how this song is rooted in oppression?
I was informed by the problematic nature of this song by a college professor and a PhD student, who did research and found the original source material: https://runeberg.org/eajubileum/0013.html.
It was originally called the “N-word morning song,” suggesting they were mocking African Americans.