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UKBlackface
/blˈækfeɪs/
/blˈækfeɪs/a form of theatrical makeup used to portray offensive and racist caricatures of black people, which has a history of causing harm and perpetuating negative stereotypes
breed of domestic sheep, commonly found in the United Kingdom and known for their hardiness and adaptability to a variety of environments
What is a "Blackface"?
Blackface is a breed of domestic sheep that is native to Scotland and is known for its distinctive black face and legs. This breed is highly adaptable to harsh, mountainous environments and is often used for grazing in upland areas. Blackface sheep are medium to large-sized animals with a sturdy build and a thick coat of wool that provides excellent insulation against cold weather. They are known for their hardiness, agility, and ability to graze on rough terrain, making them well-suited for extensive grazing systems. Blackface sheep are primarily raised for meat production and are highly valued for their flavorful, tender meat. They are also used for wool production, with their wool being highly sought after for its quality and durability. Blackface sheep are known for their strong flocking instincts and are typically managed in large groups under the guidance of a shepherd or farmer.