Goldilocks and the Jivin Bears HQ(Part 1)

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[BankaiIchigo12345]

But all that does then is remove blacks from cartoons and that is then like not even acknowledging the existence of blacks, by intentionally removing their presence from the animated story telling and artistic medium which are cartoons. And that not acknowledging the existence of blacks by not having them in cartoons, is I believe very insulting and racist. In fact it wasn't until Disney made "The Princess and the Frog" that once again blacks were allowed to make an appearance in cartoons.

[Uncutcartoons247]

@BankaiIchigo12345 Exactly. Bravo sir,bravo.

[BankaiIchigo12345]

Why in 2 parts? will fit in ONE part as it is less than 10 minutes total.

[Uncutcartoons247]

@BankaiIchigo12345 Because the site I downloaded this from had these videos up in two parts. If I tried putting them together in WMM it would reduce the quality by a pretty good bit.

[DLCOrganization]

Disney producing "The Princess And The Frog" with Black people had NOTHING to do with the demands of Black people for better representation, but rather with the fact that it was the "thing to do", Bank.

Consider that after SEVENTY years of producing animated features, "P&F" was the first CEL-animated Disney film in five years and the first fairy-tale or quintessential kid's flick in NINE years. Why would Disney wait until the most drastic change in the animation industry to do this?

> DLC

[ion010101]

You can't hurt the feelings of someone who doesn't secretly have a problem with who they are.

[cicta]

goldilocks looks fineeeeeeeeeeeee ;)

[dustygrady]

I'll bet you black people loved these cartoons when they were first released back in the 40's

[violenthues]

to be fair i don't see these characters as being black "people" just black caricatures--less than human beings. most people will tell me that this cartoon is supposed to represent my race's presence in this country, but those people obviously are unaware of that presence. cartoons like this shouldn't be erased to remind us how visual representations can both parallel and justify cruel acts against human beings.

[kotep777]

kmd - who me! sampled at for the intro

[DLCOrganization]

Another thing, Seth. Country life has always been a part

of Black life in America. However, that was the ONLY depiction

Hollywood and America had of African people in general at that

time, a dishonest one to boot. Black southerners were

HARD-WORKING, but all America saw was laziness.

As far as "The Jerk", it was one of the first movies to have

a Black FAMILY with a white foster son. Steve WAS the key

buffoon, but the image of the family was not much better still.

> DLC

[Falcode101]

@sethmanrockandroll

I agree about hollywood today and it annoys me. Your point about "all there is" is the exact problem people have with the bad images in the past. The media/entertainment industry is full of extreme stereotypes of all people and that is a problem. They shift from one extreme to another to make money.

[Falcode101]

@sethmanrockandroll

Your right about the checklist unfortunatley it can't be properly explained. Just like racism, sexism, or other forms of biggotry it is irrational and based on feelings/belifes and not logic. Trying to apply logic or having a logical discussion about irrational things will always fall short.

[sethmanrockandroll]

@Falcode101

I'm sorta just trying to make you be careful of what you think is "bad".

To me it feels like you guys have a checklist of stuff like.. no cannibal tribesmen, no lazy people, no ugly people, no villains, no raggedy looking people, no overly sexy exotic black women etc.

Hollywood listened to that checklist, and thats why today you'll mostly only see buddy roles or wise old guys (and there's nothing wrong with that, except when that is almost ALL THERE IS.)