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Throughout history, Mulattos have been unfairly stereotyped has having "small hands, aristocratic insteps, blue veins, and a preference for light work such as shuffling cards or dice" (John E. Bruce). There were however some hybrid individuals who overcame their difficult circumstances such as; Elizabeth Keckley, (a slave and seamstress to Mary Todd Lincoln) who eventually bought her freedom, Dorothy Champ, ( an actress who championed understanding between the races), Sister Mule-Lady (the half mule/half woman Holy Patron Saint of the Mulatto Nation), and Tom Jones, the famous British crooner (Professor Saar did her doctrine on "The Tom Jones is Black Theory") These larger-than-life half-breeds paved the way for future Mulattos. |
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Mrs. Lincoln's Seamstress, Elizabeth Keckley 96"x55" |
Broadway Star and Bahai activist, Dorothy Champ 98"x46" |
Sister Mule Lady 108"x54" |
"The Tom Jones is Black Theory" 96"x54" |
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