Mr. Tea
Let's Talk About Ceps
Well the red lips and frizzy hair are a bit suspicious, aren't they? To say nothing of the skin colour?
He's obviously not meant to represent the stereotype of a modern black man, else he'd look like 50 Cent or whatever - apparently the clothes are meant to be a 'Moorish' costume from some vaguely defined time in the past. But really the costume and accessories are secondary, I mean the main deal here is white people making themselves 'black' with cosmetic paint.
He's obviously not meant to represent the stereotype of a modern black man, else he'd look like 50 Cent or whatever - apparently the clothes are meant to be a 'Moorish' costume from some vaguely defined time in the past. But really the costume and accessories are secondary, I mean the main deal here is white people making themselves 'black' with cosmetic paint.
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