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A hint to the Hebrews - how they may make themselves indepen
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A hint to the Hebrews - how they may make themselves indepen
A hint to the Hebrews - how they may make themselves independent of the watering place hotels. Cartoon shows Jewish hotel and people on floating raft, with signs on beach hotels in background showing Jews are not permitted. Date 1881
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Hebrews Hint Hotels Independent Puck Watering
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A Hint to the Hebrews: Making Their Way to Independence (1881) This intriguing cartoon, published in a late-19th-century American magazine, offers a "hint" to the Hebrews (a term often used to refer to Jewish people during this era) on how they might achieve independence from the watering place hotels that dominated their travel experiences. The cartoon, which has the feel of a political satire reminiscent of Puck magazine, depicts a determined group of Jewish travelers in a raft, making their way across a body of water, away from the restrictive signs of "No Jews Allowed" displayed on the beach hotels in the background. The image underscores the challenges faced by Jewish travelers during this time, who were often denied access to many public accommodations, including hotels and resorts. The watering place hotels, which were popular vacation destinations, were particularly notorious for their exclusionary practices. This cartoon, therefore, serves as a visual commentary on the social and political climate of the era, shedding light on the ongoing struggle for equality and inclusion. The cartoon's artistic style, with its bold lines and expressive characters, adds to its impact, conveying a sense of determination and resilience among the Jewish travelers. The raft they are using as a means of transportation can be seen as a metaphor for their collective effort to overcome the obstacles they faced in their quest for independence and equal access to public accommodations. This historic print, with its poignant message and rich visual storytelling, offers a unique glimpse into the past and serves as a reminder of the ongoing importance of inclusion and equality for all.
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