A lawn jockey is a small statue of a man who is reaching out to catch a horse.
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One version particularly popular in the southern united states sometimes called a jocko features the exaggerated stereotypical features of a black man.
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C était une statue de jardin mais on aurait dit un garçon.
Femme ou jockey c est du pareil au même.
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A term used in talking about a black person.
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Hence the term lawn jockey s.
He may hold a metal ring or a lantern and either stands upright on in a slightly slouched position with an arm extended.
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It is a statue showing a past purpose and they don t see anything racist about it.
A small statue of man usually dressed like a jockey bearing a metal ring in one outstretched hand originally intended as a hitching post and now typically placed on a front lawn.
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The black lawn jockey is typically thought of as a piece of racist memorabilia but a viral facebook post in january 2016 sought to reverse that image by claiming that these miniature statues were.
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Most of those little ceramic staues placed in yards have their faces painted black and they look like jockey s guys that ride horses for a living.
A lawn jockey is a small statue of a man in jockey clothes intended to be placed in front yards as hitching posts similar to those of footmen bearing lanterns near entrances and gnomes in gardens.
A lawn jockey is a small statue of a man in jockey clothes intended to be placed in front yards.
Most today are white jockeys but historically black jockeys were commonplace.
There are two distinct versions of the lawn jockey and they are common ornaments in people s front yards.
They are not just of black figures but also of white ones.
