song of the south
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With Tiana’s Bayou Adventure Becoming Disney’s Blackest Ride, Here’s All We Know About Princess Tiana’s Next Chapter
Disney Attraction Rights a Racist Wrong and Scratches Our ‘The Princess and the Frog’ Itch
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Tiana’s Bayou Adventure Will Be Disney’s Blackest Ride Ever
The new Disney attraction showcases Black culture through its celebration of New Orleans.
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“Zip-a-Dee-Doo-Dah” Song With Racist Origins Removed From Disneyland Parade
It has been replaced with a song from the film “Peter Pan.”
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As Splash Mountain Closes, Get Ready for Princess Tiana to Take Over
Tiana’s Bayou Adventure is currently scheduled to open in late 2024.
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Tiana’s Bayou Adventure Will Come to Disney Theme Parks in 2024
Splash Mountain will officially become themed around The Princess and the Frog in 2024.
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We Need to Talk About the 'Conservative Republican' Who Wrote a Whole Essay About How He Misses White Privilege Disney World
It’s not very often that I am astonished by the sheer caucasity of white people. I’ve written stories about a white woman claiming to have been called the n-word in school because she has bigger lips than like six other white people; a story about a Republican declaring that the three-fifths compromise wasn’t racist; one…
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Bob Iger Confirms Song of the South Will Not Be on Disney+, Says It's 'Not Appropriate in Today’s World'
It looks like Disney+ won’t feed your “Zip-a-Dee-Doo-Dah” earworm anytime soon! According to Deadline, Disney executive chairman Bob Iger confirmed at the annual shareholders’ meeting that the 1946 Disney classic film Song of the South will not be re-released on the Disney+ streaming platform. Iger recently stepped down as CEO in February and was replaced…
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Disney+ Launched and Will Be a Vault of Nostalgia—Without Some of the Classic Racist Tropes [Updated]
Anyone who grew up in the pre-streaming age remembers those super-effective Disney commercials that would air with a fair warning that a beloved film would be available for a limited time before being locked away in a “vault” for “years to come.” I watched those commercials and promo clips and practically ran my mama and…