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* Castalia from ''Oldest Living Confederate Widow Tells All'' is an examination and subversion. Yes, she's an obese (300 pounds), middle-aged to elderly domestic servant. But, as it turns out, she taught herself to read while still a slave (and reveals this fact while insulting her injured mistress after the plantation house burns down), raises minks, is [[spoiler: the female protagonist's lover]], and definitely does not qualify for HappinessInSlavery. (She also claims to have been born a princess in Africa, and Lucy relates a story that Castalia told her of her enslavement, though the princess bit is likely UnreliableNarrator.)
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* Mammy Two-Shoes from the ''TomAndJerry'' shorts.
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* Mammy Two-Shoes from the ''TomAndJerry'' ''WesternAnimation/TomAndJerry'' shorts.
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* Mammy from ''GoneWithTheWind''
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* [=Hattie McDaniel=] made a career out of playing these kinds of roles, including Malena Burns in ''Alice Adams'' and Mammy from ''GoneWithTheWind''in ''GoneWithTheWind''.
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** Note that Mammy Two Shoes is never shown to be servile to white people and is never seen taking orders from whites either.
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** Note that Mammy Two Shoes is never shown to be servile to white people and is never seen taking orders from whites either. In fact, by all indications, it's ''her'' house that Tom and Jerry are shacked up in.
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* Gussy from ''MrBlandingsBuildsHisDreamHouse''
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* Gussy from ''MrBlandingsBuildsHisDreamHouse''''MrBlandingsBuildsHisDreamHouse''.
* Annie in ''ItsAWonderfulLife'', with a healthy helping of humor and genuine affection toward and from her employers.
* Annie in ''ItsAWonderfulLife'', with a healthy helping of humor and genuine affection toward and from her employers.
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* Ruby from Patricia [=McCormick's=] ''Cut.''
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* Ruby from Patricia [=McCormick's=] ''Cut.''''Literature/{{Cut}}}''.
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TheOtherWiki has a page on the archetype [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mammy_archetype here]].
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Compare MagicalNegro. TheOtherWiki has a page on the archetype [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mammy_archetype here]].
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* Minny Jackson from ''TheHelp''.
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* The "sassy" maid, Minny Jackson from ''TheHelp''.''TheHelp'' primarily, but the whole movie is about the black maids.
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Physically, Mammy is generally obese, middle aged or older, and generally has zero sexual flavor about her: a white mistress was supposedly secure that having Mammy about the house was no threat to her husband's fidelity. In terms of character, Mammy is generally poorly educated, but has abundant common sense and is competent in her domestic duties. She is servile toward the whites, but may be an ApronMatron toward her own family. Her earthy common sense may, if her white masters or employers become sufficiently zany, lead her to become the OnlySaneMan of the household and develop some characteristics of a SassyBlackWoman.
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Physically, Mammy is generally obese, middle aged or older, and generally has zero sexual flavor about her: a white mistress was supposedly secure that having Mammy about the house was no threat to her husband's fidelity. In terms of character, Mammy is generally poorly educated, but has abundant common sense and is competent in her domestic duties. She is servile toward the whites, but may be an ApronMatron toward her own family.family, or even toward her masters' children if they have placed her in authority over the kids. Her earthy common sense may, if her white masters or employers become sufficiently zany, lead her to become the OnlySaneMan of the household and develop some characteristics of a SassyBlackWoman.
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Some of these are just elderly Sassy Black Women.
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* Aunt Madea in the films of TylerPerry.
* Martin Lawrence plays a Mammy-type character in ''Film/BigMommasHouse''.
* Martin Lawrence plays a Mammy-type character in ''Film/BigMommasHouse''.
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LENORA, archaeologist and director of the Necrene City Museum, is a Mammy?! I don\'t think so.
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* Lenora from ''{{Pokemon}}''.
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Physically, Mammy is generally obese, middle aged or older, and generally has little sensual or zero sexual flavor about her: a white mistress was supposedly secure that having Mammy about the house was no threat to her husband's fidelity. In terms of character, Mammy is generally poorly educated, but has abundant common sense and is competent in her domestic duties. She is servile toward the whites, but may be an ApronMatron toward her own family. Her earthy common sense may, if her white masters or employers become sufficiently zany, lead her to become the OnlySaneMan of the household and develop some characteristics of a SassyBlackWoman.
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* Big Lannie from the Dorothy Parker short story "Clothe The Naked".
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* Big Lannie from the Dorothy Parker DorothyParker short story "Clothe The Naked".
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* Mrs. Butterworth, the pancake syrup mascot. In recent years, only shown as the animated bottle (it's likely that the company decided a human mascot was too [[PoliticallyCorrect Politically Incorrect]]).
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* Mrs. Butterworth, the pancake syrup mascot. In recent years, Since the 70s, she's only been shown as the animated bottle (it's likely that in an attempt to tone down the company decided a human mascot was too [[PoliticallyCorrect Politically Incorrect]]).inherent racism of the stereotype.
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* Mrs. Butterworth, the pancake syrup mascot. In recent years, only shown as the animated bottle (it's likely that the company decided a human mascot was too PoliticallyIncorrect).[[PoliticallyCorrect Politically Incorrect]]).
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[[caption-width-right:302:Hattie [=McDaniel=] from ''GoneWithTheWind'', the TropeCodifier.]]OlderThanRadio, {{Subtrope}} of EthnicMenialLabor, Mammy was born in the the DeepSouth of AntebellumAmerica, but continued to be a presence for a century after the AmericanCivilWar. During slavery, she was largely resigned to her enslavement, perhaps even finding HappinessInSlavery. After she gained her freedom, Mammy continued to serve as a menial domestic to whites, and continued to aspire to little higher. In her freedom, she may have also moved north, although her position and character is largely unchanged whether she lives in rural Georgia or [[TheWindyCity Chicago]].
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[[caption-width-right:302:Hattie [=McDaniel=] as Mammy from ''GoneWithTheWind'', the TropeCodifier.]]OlderThanRadio, {{Subtrope}} of EthnicMenialLabor, Mammy was born in the the DeepSouth of AntebellumAmerica, but continued to be a presence for a century after the AmericanCivilWar. During slavery, she was largely resigned to her enslavement, perhaps even finding HappinessInSlavery. After she gained her freedom, Mammy continued to serve as a menial domestic to whites, and continued to aspire to little higher. In her freedom, she may have also moved north, although her position and character is largely unchanged whether she lives in rural Georgia or [[TheWindyCity Chicago]].
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** [[spoiler: At least until Forrest gave her her share of Bubba Gump Shrimp; after that she hired a ''white'' woman to be ''her'' "mammy".]]
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* Nel from ''GimmeABreak''.
* Florence from ''TheJeffersons'' totally subverts the trope: She's thin, works for a black family and is extremely outspoken and sassy, especially toward George.
* Florence from ''TheJeffersons'' totally subverts the trope: She's thin, works for a black family and is extremely outspoken and sassy, especially toward George.
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* Martin Lawrence plays a Mammy-type character in ''BigMommasHouse''.
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[[caption-width-right:302:Hattie McDaniel [=McDaniel=] from ''GoneWithTheWind'', the TropeCodifier.]]OlderThanRadio, {{Subtrope}} of EthnicMenialLabor, Mammy was born in the the DeepSouth of AntebellumAmerica, but continued to be a presence for a century after the AmericanCivilWar. During slavery, she was largely resigned to her enslavement, perhaps even finding HappinessInSlavery. After she gained her freedom, Mammy continued to serve as a menial domestic to whites, and continued to aspire to little higher. In her freedom, she may have also moved north, although her position and character is largely unchanged whether she lives in rural Georgia or [[TheWindyCity Chicago]].
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[[caption-width-right:302:Hattie McDaniel from ''GoneWithTheWind'', the TropeCodifier.]]OlderThanRadio, {{Subtrope}} of EthnicMenialLabor, Mammy was born in the the DeepSouth of AntebellumAmerica, but continued to be a presence for a century after the AmericanCivilWar. During slavery, she was largely resigned to her enslavement, perhaps even finding HappinessInSlavery. After she gained her freedom, Mammy continued to serve as a menial domestic to whites, and continued to aspire to little higher. In her freedom, she may have also moved north, although her position and character is largely unchanged whether she lives in rural Georgia or [[TheWindyCity Chicago]].
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* Delilah in both film versions of ''Imitation Of Life'', but especially the 1934 original
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