Disney Teaching Kids That White People Need to Pay Reparations To Black People!

The Disney+ series "Proud Family" lectures children about paying reparations to black people and "white fragility." The latest instance of woke propaganda being included in cartoons.

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[MarkDice]

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[GingerKraut]

As a person of Irish Catholic descent, I demand reparations for my people.

[matt]

I’d never subject my kid to any crap from modern day Disney. My kid will never be taught to an ashamed of their skin color and be a perpetual victim.

[KristinesTruth]

THIS is what they show children on television?!! Time to bankrupt Disney and all the rest of them once and for all.

[jameslong]

And this is the reason Disney just announced the layoffs of 7000+ employees.

[suzannerobbins]

I am white, and I owe nobody anything but being kind. I worked hard for my income…I earned it and not somebody who wants a free ride! I treated all with the respect they deserved….admittedly not all deserves even respect, but you soon learn who they are! Teach your children to never let an educator teach them they are racist because of being white! We have to be the teachers over this crapola! Love the accurate description of Black Fragility! Perfect! Proud of my race and will not apologize!

[rightsideofhistory]

Imagine living in a world where people didn’t judge you based on the color of your skin, but on the content of your character.

[cswann]

I'm 100% in favor of reparations, as long as they come in the form of a one-way plane ticket out of the US.

[dertythegrower]

BIack fragility is the actual thing, she is the one who started it in a cartoon

[philipf]

While in the Marines back in the 1970’s I was told at one point I couldn’t get promoted because they had to promote a person of color. That’s when I discovered racism for the first time. So I don’t want to hear how I’m the racist!

[theodorerooseveltsantlers]

"When people get used to preferential treatment, equal treatment seems like discrimination."
-Thomas Sowell

[Survivalguy]

I'm 45 years old and when I was in the fourth grade it was my first day in a new school in Virginia. I just come from Texas where there just were not a lot of black people. I was raised by hippies and had no idea what racism even was because they never talked to me about it. I quite literally didn't look at anybody any differently until I experienced black racism. The school was in Fredericksburg Virginia and was 75% black. My first day I got punched in the face well simply trying to empty my bladder into a urinal which this black kid had claimed to be his when there are six more stalls open right next to it. Just like in prison I showed weakness and all the black kids would pick on me and beat me up everyday for 4 years. The vice principal and principle were black women and when I came in with bleeding lips black eyes still wet from being dumped in the toilet spit on and beat up they would completely dismiss it. My once hippy father had had enough and told me look if they bother you again I give you permission to fight back and I don't care if you get in trouble you won't be at trouble at home. When I heard that not wanting to hurt anybody but feeling a little bit empowered. At lunchtime the same five kids walked past me and flipped my lunch into my face and I jumped up and beat the shit out of Joseph Johnson. He was the one who punched me in the bathroom in the beginning and was the leader of this little bullying gang that he created around me. I also had a Texas accent so that did not go over well. The vice principal and principle expelled me immediately for sticking up for myself for the first time in four years. So if you think black racism doesn't exist you are just a moron. Anybody can be racist then anybody can be kind. Wake up people before it's too late. Hell it already is too late. That's why I've moved so far from civilization. And believe it or not after all this I am not racist. I just hate bad people doesn't matter what color you are. So that book and lady who wrote it can sit and spin. I'll leave the rest of your imagination.

[wyattmann]

Its hilarious how they think _we_ are the fragile ones… 😂

[kaylacolgan]

I'm proud to be Polish/Salvic, German, Irish, and Lithuanian White America! And I’m not apologizing for it. I want people to have respect for white slavics like me out there. 🇵🇱🇱🇹🇮🇪🇩🇪🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸. Plus, I have blond hair, blue eyes, and wear glasses.

[peterzthomas]

This is so sick and twisted. Not only am I done with Disney, but I will also vocally oppose them every time someone speaks its name.

[shawnhughes]

Skin colour has never been talked about more than after the Black President of the USA happened.

[tomackerman]

Shame on Disney for this. Shame, shame, shame.

[JJason]

400k slaves were shipped to the United States while 11 million slaves from Africa were shipped to Central and South America.

[nubianking]

I'm black and I'm extremely annoyed that Disney has taken such a dark turn. I remember when they produced one of my favorite all time movies like The Lion King back in the 1990s. America was a wonderful country during the 90s. Such as shame to see this happening to our country.

[CoolPapaJMagik]

“Atonement cannot be made for a grievance never committed”

—NoWhiteGuilt