Disney lightens the skin tones of Princess Tiana and Pocohontas in latest movie

[Demovictory9]

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[Judi Lynn]

1. What a hateful thing to do. Screw Disney. Unprincipled. n/t

[JCanete]

2. Disney doing Disney. When you're that big I guess you can't help but to be regressive most of the

time, in your entertainment, in your news...etc.

[dembotoz]

3. Saw elsewhere Disney licensed products have been weak

Maybe an attempt to broaden appeal?
Disney has always been about the money


Which is ok cause that is what companies do.
But needs to be remembered

[PSPS]

4. "Uncel Roger and mommy"

[mr_lebowski]

5. Not saying I know, by any means, but could be an ill-advised attempt at 'look, we're not all so

different, are we!' as far as the theme goes.

I mean, it appears to be group of little girls (obviously a bunch of past Disney characters), some are of different races, and they're all having a fun time together ... it's not inconceivable that the thinking was focused on the positive value of 'similarities' as opposed to 'differences'.

Just a thought, obviously I don't know their 'thinking' ...

I'd also point out that some of white girls are also unnaturally white, so RELATIVELY speaking ... it's maybe not so 'far off', as far as the overall color palette across the characters goes.

[democratisphere]

6. Appealing to the racist drumpfian nation.

Pathetic.