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	<title>Comments on: The Two Sides of Ebony White</title>
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		<title>By: patford</title>
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		<description>This topic has always struck me as a simple one.
The visual look of Ebony is the typical racist stereotype of the time.
The other side is that Ebony is portrayed by Eisner is an admirable character. He&#039;s intelligent, often the most clear thinking person in the strip. He&#039;s very hard working, motivated, and trustworthy. He&#039;s also independent, he doesn&#039;t come across as simpering. 
My feeling is Eisner just adopted the common cartoon shorthand of the era, and had no racist intent in doing so.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>This topic has always struck me as a simple one.<br />
The visual look of Ebony is the typical racist stereotype of the time.<br />
The other side is that Ebony is portrayed by Eisner is an admirable character. He&#8217;s intelligent, often the most clear thinking person in the strip. He&#8217;s very hard working, motivated, and trustworthy. He&#8217;s also independent, he doesn&#8217;t come across as simpering.<br />
My feeling is Eisner just adopted the common cartoon shorthand of the era, and had no racist intent in doing so.</p>
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