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Published: 2006-06-25 17:29:17 +0000 UTC; Views: 3321; Favourites: 50; Downloads: 120
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This sketch is just a little tribute to Bob Clampett's lost/banned cartoon from the early 1940's.Related content
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Despite the racial stereotypes I thought this cartoon was enjoyable. Not only was So White adorable but the toon was well voice acted & animated. Shame itβs somewhat underrated due to the controversy.
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She looks cute. Good drawing of her.
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While I am aware of the racist stereotypes in the cartoon, my favorite part's the one where the Queen is laughing her head off over So's body. It's just, that laugh! I love it!
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I really like this peice. You've really caught So's character.
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outstanding work 
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i loved her and the wicked queens design, the men were a bit...much lol but i love ur interpretation of her
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Coal Black and De Sebben Dwarves. It's a parody of Snow White done with an all-black cast which was banned because of somewhat racial stereotypes. Although, this was the 1940s we're talking about.
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Considered a classic by animation associations. Also the inspiration for the "Mary Melody" character on Tiny Toon Adventures.
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Damn, I wanna see this! I can't believe they banned this on YouTube!
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I just saw it on YouTube. It was pretty good, other than the stereotypes.
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Ah, I actually remember this cartoon; well done.
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The cartoon can be found here, along with several other "offensive" toons from before any of us were born.
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Pretty demeaning cartoon, but Coal Black was quite the sweetheart.
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Not bad. I saw the cartoon on YouTube a while back. I'm not sure if it's still there.
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Thanks. Last time I looked several different members had it posted. I also have a copy of it as a bonus feature on my Song of the South DVD.
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