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Asians on US WWII Propaganda

February 23, 2025 / 00:41

This episode discusses World War II propaganda, specifically focusing on Japanese propaganda in the United States. The conversation touches on the portrayal of Asian people in media and the impact of such imagery.

Guests share their reactions to historical propaganda images, highlighting their racist elements. They mention a specific photo that evokes strong emotions and discussions about its implications.

Joe Koy is referenced in relation to the artwork discussed, with a light-hearted mention of his potential involvement in creating promotional materials.

TLDR

The episode critiques World War II Japanese propaganda and its racist imagery, featuring reactions to historical photos.

Episode

0:41

00:00:00

you ever see like the World War II United States like generation like Japanese propaganda like to be scared of

00:00:05

them like how they would make Asian people I mean this is one of them like little kids post that's the most

00:00:12

inting photo that I can't even look at it you wow look at what it says so happy when this happens to you oh my God it's

00:00:23

so racist give me another one I love them oh my go what's with with the teeth yeah that's what they would do well they

00:00:28

all got veneers early yeah yeah is that Joe Koy I'd like to meet this artist yeah

00:00:37

does he does does he do can you do bad friends Flyers yeah

Episode Highlights

Racist Propaganda
Discussion on World War II propaganda and its racist implications.
“Oh my God, it's so racist!”
@ 00m 19s
February 23, 2025
Asian Stereotypes
Exploration of how Asian people were portrayed in media.
“What's with the teeth?”
@ 00m 24s
February 23, 2025

Episode Quotes

Oh my God, it's so racist!
Asians on US WWII Propaganda
What's with the teeth?
Asians on US WWII Propaganda

Key Moments

Racist Imagery00:19
Asian Stereotypes00:24