Racist imagery?

[M. Stephens]

Looks that way to me.

[Zorica Obradović]

I don't have an answer to your dilemma. To be more precise, I don't understand that image at all—perhaps due to the language barrier, or perhaps due to a lack of information in that field. I am writing this comment to commend your engagement in the fields of justice and freedom. Personally, I have been exposed to many discriminatory forms of terrorism, but I have decided not to speak out publicly on that subject for now. My reasoning is that I don't want to give media space to negative phenomena and people. Evil loves exposure. Unfortunately, such things exist even in something as wonderful as mail-art.

Thank you for your post

[Ilya Semenenko-Basin]

Globeol had a lot of fun in his time. Here are just two samples. What is discussed here was published in 1919, immediately after the First War.

[Ilya Semenenko-Basin]

[Ilya Semenenko-Basin]

[MH//ANTIPODE]

Found that the image of the weird bottle figured guy hitting the other man comes from an old advertisement for “Globéol.” It was likely a “strength tonic”... and the imagery is clearly racist.