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2. Black Santas can be controversial — because of white ... - AOL

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   Unfortunately, Black Santas are few and far between, making up just 3 percent of American professional Santas, according to a 2016 report, which is troubling, as “research shows that positive ...

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   The family has also communicated with Black Santa online, so if you don’t happen to have a Black Santa in your area, you can connect with this Santa (and Mrs. Claus!) in Houston, Texas. Rebecca ...

4. Fraternal Order of Real Bearded Santas - Wikipedia

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   In 1994, German mail-order catalog company Otto Versand put supermodel Cindy Crawford on the cover of their fall/winter catalog edition, and decided to produce a related TV commercial; the theme was to be "Thanks To Our Catalog, This Year Santa's Going To Need A LOT Of Help!"—and would feature ten Santas bustling up and down Paramount's Brownstone Street set, bumping into one another as they ...

5. Some experts say Santa’s ‘naughty or nice’ list can be ...

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   Mental health experts checked the “naughty or nice” list in a 2019 video campaign titled “A Mental Health Message From Santa Claus" by the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI).

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7. Companions of Saint Nicholas - Wikipedia

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   Writing of a period around 1830, Brown says, "we did not hear of" Santa Claus. Instead, the tradition called for a visit by a different character altogether: He was known as Kriskinkle, Beltznickle and sometimes as the Xmas woman. Children then not only saw the mysterious person, but felt him or rather his stripes upon their backs with his switch.