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"Simone L. Fary" <[log in to unmask]>
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Sat, 14 Sep 1996 08:56:16 -0400
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        I am very happy that my question has brought out
such a thoughtful range of ideas.  What I found most interesting
is how everyone out there assumed that I was accusing Disney
of being racist in The Lion King and then either agreed or
disagreed with me.
        Actually, the whole reason for this post was that I
really didn't know what to think about this movie.  I noticed
certain elements that made me wonder.  Since my 3 year old
and all of his toddler buddies are mesmerized by this film, I
thought it deserved a closer examination.
        I would like to reassert something that I said in an
earlier post about the subject of having conversation in the
format of a mailing list.  If we only post fact based
questions, or ideas that we have already have formed an
opinion on, then I don't think we will have as good
discussions as when we take chances on subjects that we
aren't sure about, or that are more open-ended.
Best regards to everyone,
Simone Fary
 
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