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A gay geography
by Ruth Taylor
Boston, USA
1935
Ruth Taylor White used her cartographic illustration career to publish a
significant number of pictorial maps from 1920s into the 1940s. She used
bobble-headed cartoon characters to engaged in profound stereotyping
with regard to culture, race, gender and class. They reveal not only the
aesthetic and conceptual preferences of their maker but also the cultural
biases of their middle-class, white American audience like in A gay
geography Boston.
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