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Given the following post, respond as if you're commenting on Reddit:
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[Who Framed Roger Rabbit] How are racist black and white toons' treated in today's post-Obama toon town?
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Those toons were just acting for those films, as many toons did in that age and still do today. They are just as intelligent, witty and clever as anyone, but to get work and feed their families, they had to play the stereotypical parts that were available. It wasn't dignified acting by any stretch of the imagination, and they didn't feel good about doing them, but it kept their families fed and in a home when many people, black or white, had nothing.

Today, those toons are treated as respected figures in the history of film and are revered for the sacrifices they made just to stay afloat in those dark times. You might find some giving lectures at universities, teaching acting themselves or even still performing, but in much better roles than what they had to work with in the past.