While Disney Tries To Forget, a New Play Wants To Remind Audiences of ‘Song of the South’s’ Racist Roots

While The Walt Disney Company would like you to forget that Song of the South 1946 ever existed, it keeps returning to the spotlight. This time, the Disney film is the subject of a new play that depicts some of the origins of stories in a less than flattering light. Song of the South is widely considered to be Disneys most racist film, mainly due to its portrayal of Uncle Remus, a kindly African...

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