1. The term piccaninny was used affectionately, never offensively in my experience. 2. The term piccaninny was used in colonial Australia for an Indigenous Kriol languages. 3. One can barely see piccaninny daylight in urban areas. 4. Piccaninnies were their toddlers, so piccaninny daylight is the infant stage of day.5. Piccaninnies were their toddlers, so piccaninny daylight is the infant stage of day. 6. She is the princess of the Piccaninny tribe of " Indians " ( Wendy and Tinker Bell. 7. Previous portrayals of the Piccaninny tribe in " Peter Pan " have been criticized as racist. 8. Piccaninny daylight is a term still used by my extended family and friends around Sydney, Australia, but perhaps they are outdoors people.9. Also in 1935 the Shirley Temple film " The Little Colonel " features the grandfather Colonel barking " piccaninny " at two young children. 10. Throughout his 1935 travel book " Journey Without Maps ", British author Graham Greene uses " piccaninny " as a general term for African children.
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