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THE COLORED MUSEUM fucked that bitch. Yeah, you fucked 'em all. Anything black and breathing. And all this time, I thought you loved me for being me. (She holds the letter opener to his neck.) You may think you made me, but I'll have you know I was who I was, whoever that was, long before you made me what I am. So there! (She stabs him and. Jul 3,  · The Colored Museum is a provocative and seriously funny tour of eleven “exhibits”—toxic narratives about Black American experiences. From confrontational to aspirational, morbid to triumphant, Wolfe’s satiric sketches target America’s most pernicious stereotypes of Black culture, looking to retire outdated exhibits and make room for the future. THE COLORED MUSEUM And I guess it was just too much for the body to take, 'cause the next thing I remember is me coming to and there's this big white egg layin' 'tween my legs. First I thought somebody musta put it there as some kind of joke. But then I noticed that all 'round this egg were thin lines of blood that I could trace to back. Step into a kaleidoscope of African American identity with George C. Wolfe's groundbreaking play, *The Colored Museum*. A biting, witty, and profound exploration, this collection of satirical sketches unpacks the complex baggage of African American culture, history, and experiences within a museum of vivid exhibits. The Colored Museum - G.C. Wolfe - Free download as PDF File .pdf) or view presentation slides online. kjhjk. THE COLORED MUSEUM When I first read The Colored Museum, I thought to myself, Wow, this chap, Wolfe, is courageous! I subsequently read some of the reactions to his play, which confirmed my initial response. Wolfe takes no prisoners. A myriad aspects of African-American culture from both white and black. The Colored Museum - G.C. Wolfe - Free download as PDF File .pdf) or view presentation slides online. kjhjk. The Colored Museum by George C. Wolf A Soldier with a Secret The Colored Museum is a series of exhibits in “a museum where the myths and madness of black/Negro/colored Americans are stored.” In this exhibit, Junie Robinson, a black combat soldier, “comes to life and smiles at the audience. Somewhat dim-witted, he has an easygoing. In the exhibit “Cookin’ with Aunt Ethel”, a Black woman teaches the audience how to cook a perfect “batch of Negros”. The “ingredients” she uses are all Black stereotypes; such as rhythms, jazz music, blues, rage, attitude, salty language (rude language), sadness, and madness.