[ SECRET POST #2598 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2598 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Or teach your kids to be multilingual and show then Dumbo in another language! The crows were just dubbed "regular" in most languages. The Black thing is mostly in the English version.

[(Anonymous)]

LOL no. How about if your kid's multilingual, show them Disney movies in English and discuss the racism in them, and also show them a movies made originally in their non-English languages which have racist stereotypes of that language and the culture(s) that speak it, and discuss those too.

[(Anonymous)]

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As a language student, I disagree: dubbed Disney movies are awesome. When you are familiar with the story, you can concentrate better on the language.


Also, I don't think your plan of "showing racist movies from all cultures ever" would work: one, you cannot belong to every single culture in the world so you'd miss some things and misunderstand others; two, kids would be bored to tears, you'd need an older audience