more unwoke cartoons

I post cartoons that might have been acceptable thirty or more years ago (by white males anyway) but here are some more, plus some that might have been wrong even then.

I hate that word “woke” though. Just that it's replaced “politically correct” now that's been taken away from us. What's better? Enlightened? Evolved? Anyway, here's a baker's dozen of cartoons they wouldn't print today.

Cavalcade, c. 1940s

Cavalcade, February 1942

Cavalcade, March 1943

Martin Filchock
Gaze, August 1959

Mike Williams
Punch June 6, 1973

Rake, January 1962

Saturday Evening Post May 6, 1944

Fury, March 1962

Buck Brown
Playboy, April 1968

Stanley Rayon
Gee-Whiz, April 1967

Al Stine
Rogue, October 1964

Topper, August 1963

Cartoon themes: parties

Club, September 1987

Ace, March 1964

Playboy, March 1972

Bo Brown
Adam, May 1973

Collier's June 25, 1939

Bob Zahn
Good Humor, October 1964

Beau, August 1966

Reamer Keller
Bluebook for Men, August 1963

Hello Buddies, October 1951

Debonair, November 1968

Louis Priscilla
Fun House, February 1980

Brad Anderson
Fun House, February 1979

Buck Brown
Playboy, January 1967

cartoon themes:infidelity

Knight, May 1967

Army/Navy Fun Parade, April 1953

Hello Buddies, October 1951

Hello Buddies, May 1955

Adam, September 1963

Fun House, February 1979

Ben Denison
Playboy, December 1955

Buck Brown
Playboy, March 1968

Vahan Shirvanian
Playboy, March 1972

Gent, October 1963

Real Adventure, January 1961

Jack O'Brien The Dude, May 1959

The Dude, March 1957

Cartoon themes: roommates, part 2

This is how girls are when guys aren't around. I know it's true because cartoons say so.

Fun House, February 1980

Gaze, August 1959

Al Ross
Hello Buddies, May 1955

Leo Garel
Playboy, July 1972

Sir!, February 1954

Spree, November 1959

Playboy, June 1956

Buck Brown
Playboy, January 1968

Playboy, December 1953

Gregory D'Alessio
Hello Buddies, June 1952

Good Humor, October 1964

Frank Beaven
Hello Buddies, June 1952

Cad, May 1959