In the Twentieth Century a man named Walt Disney created a magical fantasy land for children and adults alike to escape to. It was a place where boys could fly, as could elephants and a little mouse becomes a sorcerer. The world of Disney was completely tethered to our quotidian natural of regular life, um except for all the racism.
# 9 The Crows from Dumbo 
Okay, they are black birds; they talk jivey and don’t like to do much work. That doesn’t mean they’re African American stereotypes. You’re reading too much into things. Oh, the lead crow is named “Jim Crow?” Oh forget it.
#8 The Indians from Peter Pan
One thing you can say for good old Walt, he spread the racism around. When Disney asked his animators to illustrate the Native Americans, he must have taken away all of their colors except Magenta. Just in case you didn’t know, “Injuns” are beet red.
But it doesn’t end there. “Red man, why are you so red?”, asks one boy. “Why do you say ‘how!’” asks another. “Well kid,” the man should have said, “there are not a lot of good parts in Hollywood for people like me.”
# 7 The Fish of The Little Mermaid 
You think I’m gonna hammer on Sebastian and his Jamaican flavored antics. No, he’s kind of in that category with Jar Jar Binks, no so much offensive to a race as just offensive to humanity. But here I want to show you a couple of the supporting characters.
Who cares about supposed penises drawn into the towers, this stuff is right out in the open.
Want the rest? Click here.
More from this author:
5 Reasons Breast Feeding Isn’t That Great (and 5 Reasons Why It Is)
My Daughter Wants A Penis
The Sh*t List: 10 Bizarre (or Terrific?) Potty Gadgets
Nipple Jewelry: 5 Products Moms DON’T Need
10 Naughty Things We Do to Our Kids (but keep doing anyway)
The 26 Most Disturbing Kids Movies Ever
