Racist, Jim Crow-era items at Milwaukee antique market draw protests
A Milwaukee antiques mall selling racist, Jim Crow-era items draws protests and vendor withdrawals but no comment from owners.
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A Milwaukee antiques mall selling racist, Jim Crow-era items draws protests and vendor withdrawals but no comment from owners.
A vendor's collection of Jim Crow era items caricaturing black people has drawn protesters to the store and resulted in the departure of some vendors.
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