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12) Gone with the Wind (1939)
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Gone with the Wind might be a classic film, but it has several elements that have been criticized over the years. For example, the film's portrayal of African American characters, particularly the loyal slaves, is seen as highly stereotypical and offensive. Characters like Mammy and Prissy are depicted in ways that reinforce negative stereotypes of Black people, presenting them as subservient and content with their position.
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