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West Baton Rouge Museum examines racism at the thrift store, from games to cereal boxes

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Most can recall a time in a thrift store when they saw an offensive knickknack, a household antique emblazoned with a racist caricature or a reductive slogan.

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West Baton Rouge Museum examines racism at the thrift store, from games to cereal boxes

Most can recall a time in a thrift store when they saw an offensive knickknack, a household antique emblazoned with a racist caricature or a reductive slogan.

·Baton Rouge, United States
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The Advocate broke the news in Baton Rouge, United States on Friday, March 28, 2025.
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