evidence: Summer camp racism didn’t stop there. Blackface and minstrel shows were common at summer camps well into the 20th century, even after they declined in popularity elsewhere (U.S. History Scene, NHPR). A 1942 Milwaukee YMCA camp brochure featured a photo of white boys playing a carnival game labeled "Hit the [n-word] Baby!" This "once-popular carnival game," which involved throwing eggs or baseballs at a Black person, was being advertised as one of the "Special Events" campers would enjoy (Snopes, USA Today).