- of flag-waving
piccaninnies." 1911 – In the
novel Peter and
Wendy by J. M. Barrie, the
Indians of
Neverland are
members of the
Piccaninny tribe. Writer...
- picaninny, piccaninnie,
piccaninny, and ****ninnie, is a
derogatory term for a
black child. It may also
refer to:
Piccaninny crater,
impact structure...
- sole
survivors of the
final battle,
although he got
captured by the
Piccaninnies, "who made him
nurse for all
their papooses" Bill Jukes: used to be on...
-
Piccaninny crater is an
impact structure, the
eroded remnant of a
former impact crater,
situated in
northern Western Australia in the
Kimberley region...
-
condemned his
writing style as bigotry; in
columns he used the
words "
piccaninnies" and "watermelon smiles" when
referring to Africans,
championed European...
- her own right. The most
beautiful of
dusky Dianas and the
belle of the
Piccaninnies, coquettish, cold and
amorous by turns." She is
apparently old enough...
-
racism of
previous Peter Pan
stories by
altering the
ethnicity of the
Piccaninnies rather than
stereotypically portraying the
source material. In a February...
-
movie adaptation).
Tiger Lily is the proud,
beautiful princess of the
Piccaninny tribe who are portra**** in a way now
regarded as stereotypical. Barrie...
- "Redskins" or as the
Piccaninny tribe.
Their chief is
Great Big
Little Panther,
whose daughter Tiger Lily has a
crush on
Peter Pan. The
Piccaninny tribe are known...
- (marijuana).
Pickney or
pickiney meaning child,
taken from an
earlier form (
piccaninny) was
ultimately borrowed from the
Portuguese pequenino (the diminutive...
