The Most Racial/Stereotype-Enforcing Movies

Hollywood has a reputation for being a liberal bastion of political correctness. But as these appalling movies show, it wasn't always so. It could be argued that they were simply products of their outdated times, but even then, one would think the line would be drawn somewhere. These movies are not to be taken seriously. Hell, some of them are even alright though. But they're all just a little bit racist.

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The Toy

Actors: Richard Pryor, Jackie Gleason, Wilfrid Hyde-White, Alex Hyde-White, Scott Schwartz, + more

Initial Release: 1982

Directed by: Richard Donner

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The Birth of a Nation

From its release, it's always been known as one of the most racist movies due to its portrayal of African Americans by white actors in blackface, and it's sympathetic showing of the Ku Klux Klan.

Actors: Lillian Gish, John Ford, Raoul Walsh, Eugene Pallette, Wallace Reid, + more

Initial Release: 1915

Directed by: D. W. Griffith