We want films on Democracy not Slavery" and "Don't prejudice children's minds with films like this". Jewish newspaper B'nai B'rith Messenger of Los Angeles considered the film to be "tall[ying] with the reputation that Disney is making for himself as an arch-reactionary".

Some of the black press had mixed reactions on what they thought of Song of the South. While Richard B. Dier in The Afro-American was "thoroughly disgusted" by the film for being "as vicious a piece of propaganda for white supremacy as Hollywood ever produced," Herman Hill in The Pittsburgh Courier felt that Song of the South would "prove of inestimable goodwill in the furthering of interracial relations", and considered criticisms of the film to be "unadulterated hogwash symptomatic of the unfortunate racial neurosis that seems to be gripping so many of our humorless brethren these days."

Legacy

As early as October 1945, a newspaper strip called Uncle Remus and His Tales of Br'er Rabbit appeared in the United States, and this production continued until 1972. There have also been episodes for the series produced for the Disney comic books worldwide, in the U.S., Denmark and the Netherlands, from the 1940s up to the present day, 2012. Br'er Bear and Br'er Fox also appeared frequently in Disney's Big Bad Wolf stories, although here, Br'er Bear was usually cast as an honest farmer and family man, instead of the bad guy in his original appearances.

Br'er Rabbit, Br'er Fox, and Br'er Bear appeared as guests in Disney's House of Mouse. They also appeared in Mickey's Magical Christmas: Snowed in at the House of Mouse. Br'er Bear and the Tar-Baby also appear in the 1988 film Who Framed Roger Rabbit. Br'er Bear can be seen in the Maroon Cartoon studio lot, briefly during the scene driving into Toon Town, and near the end while the Toons are celebrating finding the will. The Tar-Baby can briefly be seen during the scene driving into Toon Town.

Br'er Rabbit, Br'er Fox, and Br'er Bear also appeared in the 2011 video game Kinect: Disneyland Adventures for the Xbox 360. The game is a virtual recreation of Disneyland and it features a mini game based on the Splash Mountain attraction. Br'er Rabbit helps guide
We want films on Democracy not Slavery " and " Don't prejudice children's minds with film like this ". Jewish newspaper B'nai B'rith Messenger of Los Angeles view the film to be " tall[ying ] with the repute that Disney is making for himself as an arch - reactionary ". 

 Some of the bootleg press had interracial reaction on what they thought of Song of the South. While Richard B. Dier in The Afro - American was " thoroughly disgust " by the film for being " as poisonous a piece of propaganda for white domination as Hollywood ever produced, " Herman Hill in The Pittsburgh Courier felt that Song of the South would " prove of inestimable goodwill in the furthering of interracial relations ", and consider criticisms of the film to be " unadulterated bunk symptomatic of the unfortunate racial neurosis that look to be gripping thus many of our humorless brethren these days. " 

 Legacy 

 As early as October 1945, a newspaper strip predict Uncle Remus and His Tales of Br'er Rabbit appeared in the United States, and this production continued until 1972. There have also been episodes for the serial produce for the Disney comic books worldwide, in the U.S., Denmark and the Netherlands, from the 1940s up to the present day, 2012. Br'er Bear and Br'er Fox also appeared frequently in Disney's Big Bad Wolf stories, although here, Br'er Bear was usually cast as an dependable farmer and family man, rather of the regretful guy in his original appearance. 

 Br'er Rabbit, Br'er Fox, and Br'er Bear appeared as guests in Disney's House of Mouse. They also appeared in Mickey's Magical Christmas: Snowed in at the House of Mouse. Br'er Bear and the Tar - Baby also look in the 1988 film Who Framed Roger Rabbit. Br'er Bear can be seen in the Maroon Cartoon studio lot, briefly during the scene driving into Toon Town, and near the end while the Toons are celebrating finding the will. The Tar - Baby can briefly be see during the scene drive into Toon Town. 

 Br'er Rabbit, Br'er Fox, and Br'er Bear also appeared in the 2011 video game Kinect: Disneyland Adventures for the Xbox 360. The game is a virtual diversion of Disneyland and it features a mini game based on the Splash Mountain drawing card. Br'er Rabbit helps lead
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Legacy

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Br'er Rabbit, Br'er Fox, and Br'ec Bear also appeared in the 2011 video game Kiuegt: Disneylanv Advegtures fos the Xbox 360. The game is a virtual recveation of Disneyland znd it featkres a mini game based on the Splash Mountain attraction. Br'er Rabbit helpw guidx
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Legacy

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Br'Er RAbbIt, BR'eR Fox, and Br'Er Bear apPeArEd As GueSts in dIsney's HoUsE of moUse. they aLSo appeAred iN MicKeY's mAgiCal ChriSTmAS: snowEd In At thE HoUsE of MoUse. BR'Er BEar and tHe Tar-Baby AlsO AppeAr In The 1988 film who Framed RogeR RAbbit. Br'er BEaR caN be seeN IN the MaroOn Cartoon studio lot, briefLY during The Scene DrivIng into ToOn TOwn, and NeaR The end While tHe TooNs Are CELebraTINg FinDiNg the will. THE tar-baby cAn BrieFly be seEn during the scene drIVinG into Toon Town.

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We want films on Democracy  not Slave ry" a nd"Do n' t pr ejud ice children's mind s with films like this ". Je wi s h ne w sp aperB'nai B ' ri t h  Me ss en ger  o f  L os An gel es cons idered the  fi lm  to be "tall [ yi ng] with t hereputation t hat  Disne yism aking  fo r him self a s  an ar ch-reacti on a ry".
S ome oft h eblac k press had mixed re a ctions on what  theyth o ug h t  of  So ng of theSo uth.W hile Ri c ha r d B.D ier in The Af ro-American was  "thor ou ghl y  disgu sted"  b y  th e film forbein g "as vic ious a piece o f  propag anda f orwhi te s u pr em acy  a s  Ho l ly woo d  ev er produ ce d, " Her manH i l l  inThe  Pit tsbur gh Courier fe ltthat Son g ofthe S outh  w ould"prove  of i ne stimable goodwi ll i n the fur the ri ngof  inte r racial  re lat ions",and con s ide re d c ri ticisms of the fil mt o  b e "unadu lterat e dho g wash sym pt oma tico f  theunfo r tu nate rac ial ne u ro si s thatse ems to  b e g rip pings o ma ny ofour humo rless brethren these days."

Legac y 
A s  e a rlyasOctober 194 5, a news pape r  s tri p  call ed Un cl e  R e mus and His Tales o fBr'erRabbi t appeared in  the Unite d S tates, a nd t h is production con tinue d until 19 7 2. There  have  also be en episod e s  for the  se rie s p rod u c ed  for the Disn e y  com ic  bookswor ldwide,  in  th e U .S. ,Denmark a nd the N et he rl an ds,  from the 1940 supto  th e pre s ent da y, 20 12.Br 'e r  Be ar andB r' e r  Fox  a ls o ap pea re d fre quen t lyin Disn ey's BigBad Wolf  s to ries, a lthough here,  B r'er Bearwa s u sually c ast as a n honest farmer and fam i ly man,  in stead  ofthe bad g uyin his  or i ginalappear ances .
Br ' e r Rab b i t,  Br 'e r Fox, and B r'e r Bea rappe ared as  guests in Disney' s  Ho use of Mouse.  Th ey a l s oapp e ar e d i nM ick e y 's Magical Chri stmas: Sno we d  i n at the H o use  o f Mouse . Br'er  Bear and the  Tar-Baby  also app ea r in t he1988 filmWho Fram ed RogerR abbit .  B r'erBea r canbe  se en in  the M a roo n Car toon s tu dio lo t, br ie fly duri ng the scene driving in to Too n Tow n,and nearthe end  while th e To ons are ce leb rat ing f ind i ng th e wi l l.  Th e  Tar- Baby can brief l ybes e en  during the s c ene  driv ing into T oonTown.

Br'er Rabb i t, Br'er Fox,andB r 'er  Be a r al so  appeared in t he20 1 1  video g am e Kinect: D isneylan dA dvent ures f or the  Xbox 3 6 0 .T he gam e is  avirtual r ecr ea t ion ofDi sn e ylandandit  featu res am inig a me based on theSplas h Mount a inattra ct ion. Br ' er R abbit help s guide
We want_films on_Democracy not Slavery" and_"Don't prejudice_children's_minds with_films_like this". Jewish_newspaper B'nai B'rith_Messenger of Los Angeles_considered the film_to_be "tall[ying] with the reputation that Disney is making for himself as an arch-reactionary".

Some_of_the black_press_had_mixed reactions on what they_thought of Song of the_South. While_Richard B. Dier in The Afro-American was "thoroughly_disgusted"_by the film_for being "as vicious a piece of propaganda for_white supremacy as Hollywood ever produced,"_Herman Hill in_The_Pittsburgh_Courier felt that Song_of the South would "prove of_inestimable goodwill in the furthering of_interracial relations", and considered criticisms of the_film to be "unadulterated hogwash symptomatic_of the unfortunate racial neurosis_that seems_to be gripping so many_of our humorless_brethren these_days."

Legacy

As early as_October 1945, a newspaper strip called_Uncle Remus and_His Tales of Br'er Rabbit appeared_in_the United States,_and_this_production continued_until 1972. There_have_also been_episodes_for the series produced for the_Disney_comic books worldwide, in the U.S., Denmark_and the Netherlands, from_the_1940s up to the_present day, 2012. Br'er Bear_and Br'er Fox also appeared frequently_in Disney's_Big Bad_Wolf stories, although here, Br'er Bear was usually cast as an_honest farmer and family man, instead_of the bad guy_in his_original_appearances.

Br'er Rabbit, Br'er_Fox,_and Br'er_Bear appeared as guests in Disney's House_of Mouse._They also appeared in Mickey's Magical_Christmas: Snowed in at_the_House of Mouse. Br'er Bear and_the Tar-Baby also appear in the_1988 film Who Framed Roger_Rabbit._Br'er_Bear can be seen in_the Maroon Cartoon studio lot, briefly_during the scene_driving into Toon Town, and near the_end_while the Toons are celebrating finding_the_will. The Tar-Baby can briefly be_seen_during_the scene driving into Toon_Town.

Br'er Rabbit, Br'er Fox, and Br'er_Bear also appeared in the 2011 video game Kinect:_Disneyland Adventures for_the Xbox 360. The game_is_a_virtual recreation of Disneyland and it features a mini game_based on_the Splash Mountain_attraction. Br'er Rabbit helps guide