Dumbo-ing down

[LARSSON at VAX1.Mankato.MSUS.EDU]

davemarc notes:
"Classic Disney films routinely earned "thumbs up" from ratings         
boards and the general population.  Yet their support of the status quo
hardly offered much hope for women who wanted to be anything other than a
happy housewife.  Plus there's the racism of Song of the South, the
unretouched Fantasia, and the general Caucasian view of the USA as
evidenced in much of Disney's work.  Double plus there's the racism and
nastiness of Disney himself."

A-and let's not forget the jive-talking crows (!) in DUMBO, that important
filmic reference point in GR!

Take another look at "The Secret Integration" and how Tim relates to the
TV show title "The Wonderful World of Color."

Don Larsson, Mankato State U (MN)