Isis, a comic book or graphic novel from the CBS TV show, The Secrets of Isis. Author Steve Skeates, illustrator Jack Sparling. Copyright 1977, Filmation Associates.
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Collecting old things; heirlooms and new to you things! Companion to http://www.inherited-values.com/
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It’s been a few years since I did a racist Valentine’s post, so I thought it was time for another. Vintage Black Americana Valentine, complete with watermelon and poor puns,... 
Deanna Dahlsad's comment,
February 7, 5:33 AM
The little girl may be cute; the watermelon and poor English is horrible!
Laura Brown's comment,
February 7, 10:35 AM
The watermelon prices are excellent. I'd take a dozen. As for the English, how many men online have you had send you something equally bad or worse? I don't ask them what colour they are, I just don't answer.
Laura Brown's comment,
February 7, 10:39 AM
The bigger issue about racism isn't this card it's all the other cards which show white people exclusively. I feel bad for multicultural families who would like to have Valentines to send with something other than the typical white kids. You can't change the vintage Valentines but if you look in stores right now... where are the other cultures represented? All I see are cartoons, movies and etc being promoted. I don't see any Valentines I'd actually think were meant for a kid to take to school and distribute to his or her classroom.
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