So I guess Song of the South is a no-no too?
Even when it came out, Walt caught holy hell from civil rights leaders on the sterotypes. Disney could never figure out why.
that is fine, peter pan is actually an older man in a young body abducting young children as his play things.
Song of the South was about a wise and kind Negro gentleman dispensing wisdom to children, in an entertaining format.
He was not the grievance-monger which the modern "Civil Rights Movement" (tm) demands.
Instead, he was a hero and beloved by all... well, maybe not B'rer Bear and B'rer Fox>
"Please don't throw me in dat brier patch!" conveys so much in such a short plea!