- Look up
mammy in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. "
Mammy" is a
nickname for a mother, used in
several English dialects, most
notably in
Ireland and Wales...
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mammy is a U.S.
historical stereotype depicting Black women,
usually enslaved, who did
domestic work,
among nursing children. The
fictionalized mammy...
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Peerless Quartet Kenny Rogers (with
Bobby Doyle)
Jimmy Roselli Slappin'
Mammys Aileen Stanley Pete
Wending Paul
Whiteman Orchestra Harry Yerkes Lena Zavaroni...
- South,
known pejoratively as "
mammys". The idea was
reported as
early as 1910 in a
newspaper article. A
group called the "
Mammy Memorial Institute", based...
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Mammy's Cupboard (founded 1940) is a
roadside restaurant built in the
shape of a
mammy archetype,
located on US
Highway 61
south of Natchez, Mississippi...
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Mammy Market is a
feature within Nigerian military barracks and
National Youth Service Corps camps. It
plays a role as a
social and
economic centre for...
- Dilemma",
follows the
storyline of the
first aired episode of the series, "The
Mammy". However,
there are some
noticeable character and
dialogue differences...
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Mammy Kate was a
woman enslaved by
Stephen Heard (1740–1815), the ****ure
Governor of Georgia. She
lived in what was then
Wilkes County, Georgia, now Elbert...
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Mammy Two
Shoes is the name
incorrectly attributed to a
fictional character in MGM's Tom and
Jerry cartoons. She is a middle-aged
African American woman...
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Mammy Lou (born c. 1804 - died
after 1918)
claimed an age
which would have made her one of the earliest-born
people to
appear in a
motion picture. In...
