How the slightly risqu gags in some silent cartoons were replaced by rigid standards in the sound film era, the perpetuation of racial stereotypes in many early cartoons, the censorship of television cartoons, and the many animators who were blacklisted from the industry in the 1950s for alleged sympathies with the Communist Party are the subjects of this book.
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Karl F. Cohen teaches animation history classes at San Francisco State University and is also an independent film distributor.
"a masterful job...a welcome addition to the current literature in the field of animation" -- Society for Animation Studies Newsletter
"a pioneering effort that will stand the test of time.... Recommended highly for all types of audiences" -- Choice
"an interesting study...sheds new light on some little known episodes...a valuable addition to your animation library" -- The Pegboard
"chronicles the perpetuation of racial stereotypes and the studios' efforts to stop producing such animation. Recommended for film collections and the larger reference sections" -- Public Library Quarterly
"detailed career overview" -- Film Review
"investigates the subjects of racist imagery, blacklisting and so-called 'uncensored' adult-oriented animation-and how studios have responded to censorship pressures" -- Animation Journal
"thorough, informative and wholly entertaining" -- Film Arts Foundation
"very accessible and interesting" -- Anymator
"well researched...an interesting view of the industry" -- Film & History
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