Disney Is Teaching Your Kids To Be Racist 

As a man in a interracial family, I REFUSE to let my kids see this. This is terrible. It's like I'm in the 50s but the roles are reverse now.

There’s something truly disgusting and vile that someone would use the atrocities of slavery and what those people went through as a scapegoat for your own entitlement and ego.

It’s absurd, what they’re feeding the younger generation. I’ve got a niece in Tx, and some black kid & his friends called her a racist for not giving him free cookies (that my niece worked hard to bake & sell!) just because he’s black, & he should get free shit because it was black history month. According to these entitled brats, my niece is racist. My niece who’s got an Asian mom and a black father. SMH…

"do something with your white privilege" I can't explain how much those words pissed me off

What makes me sad is that I remember the original Proud Family. I watched it as a kid. They used to teach lessons like gossip is wrong, be good to your friends, don't lie. And to see this is such a shame.

Sad to see that Disney is teaching kids how to be vicious racists.

I’m a POC and a woman. It’s so weird to see how it feels like everyone is telling me to be constantly offended and mad at things that already happened and got overblown. Like let me live and be. Being Arab, I loved jasmine, I saw myself in her. I saw myself because I had that same wavy long black hair and olive skin, but most importantly, she and I had similar personalities. Someone just told me recently that I shouldn’t have liked it since it perpetuates harmful stereotypes. Like dude I don’t care, Agraba is a fictional place in a fictional world.

I don't think I ever heard "white supremecy" in a kids show before

They had an episode dedicated to blk history month in the original series as well but it was nothing like this. The episode took the characters back in time to segregation and they went to school with each other and they realized they couldn’t hang out with Zoe (the white friend). The episode was educational and light hearted. It taught children that you can be friends with anyone and that America has come a long way . I’m really disappointed in the proud family reboot. I use to love that show as a child.

Who else remembers when Disney made wholesome, family oriented movies? Pepperidge Farm remembers.

I know it wasn’t the main focus, but I’m tired of people being racist to white people and not caring but getting pissed when you say something that’s not meant to be racist. Double standards

You know, I always thought that the ability to fall in love with someone of another race and creating a family with them, would be the epitome of human love. The ability for two cultures to come together and accept each other and create a somewhat new one. I thought that fighting for equality would fight for something as beautiful as this. But for some reason it has become distorted. Now they see it as disgusting? What?? They've become so consumed with hate for villains of the past, that today, they have become the villains themselves.

As a kid who grew up with this show and watched it all the time, I never even noticed the color of their skin. When I was little it was normal to have friends of all colors and nobody thought anything of it. It still boggles my mind how racism is suddenly such a big deal again...

Louder, Prouder, Woker, and Uglier. The modern entertainment industry summarized perfectly. Edit: OMG 500 likes- Naw, just messing with ya.

Disney just doesn't get how being respectful to other people is so simple...

5:43 Martin Luther King would be so disappointed in all of this.

I grew up with the og Proud Family and I loved it as a kid. My parents also loved it because it was funny, taught moral lessons, and it was relatable. Best of all, it covered a lot of different and "diverse" topics without getting political. The second I heard that it was being rebooted, I knew it was going to be full of woke & racist bs. Still, I didn't expect it to be THIS bad, Jesus.

What I enjoyed about the original Proud Family was that it had a diverse cast of all skin tones and sizes. And that they touched on subjects from different cultures and races and family dynamics without beating you over the head. Now, subtly just went out a window and onto a bed of flaming nails below.

Especially the way you explained the thing with Zoey. The reason they were so mad is because he was not just dating to date but because of bigoted reasons he chose Zoey. To be honest though the writers should have done better with that episode because the way they treated Zoe like it was her fault is not ok.

You know something funny? The original Proud Family already addressed themes like racism and sexism in a mature way. In one episode, Penny lives in the past and her family is concerned about her being friend of a white girl. In another episode, Penny wanted to be part of the football team, but she was rejected for being a girl. But turns out she's better in this sport than most boys.

My jaw literally dropped when they started going on about slavery. The Proud family was my favorite show and look at how they massacred my boy

I remember the reboot being announced and everyone saying "I hope in the reboot she ditches those friends they were soooo toxic" Those same people are now applauding them because they're being toxic the way they want them to be smh We were so close...

The moment someone brings up "racial reparations" I can't help but roll my eyes. I don't owe anyone anything, especially when I was never involved in slavery.

This is so disturbing... When I was in middle school 30 years ago, we learned about racism in history class, and I truly believed then that it was history. That was what education and children's programming were like 30-40 years ago.

God take me back to 2005. I really miss when shows had a good story, good characters and none of this Race hate.

Exactly. It's not about race. It is and always has been about rich politicians manipulating the views and perceptions of the poor and the sooner that we see that the sooner we can come together.

So for about 2 years Ive been researching trauma and generational trauma and I came across a book called "it didn't start with you" and it tells you to try and break the cycle which conveniently it's totally relevant here. I think this book should be on school syllables world wide

I grew up in a city with a population that's 60-65% Hispanic (probably more like 70% by now) and almost all of my friends are Hispanic. The Proud Family is a disgrace for saying that interracial friendships and relationships are wrong. Even if we have disagreements about certain things (including who's to blame politically), they are still my friends.

“we are resegregating based on race” -this is so true

I have a 3 year old and a 1 year old and it is extremely exhausting to have to monitor every single show my kids are exposed to because of all of this. I remember being a child and just enjoying TV without having questions about issues that children shouldn't have to think about. Never mind the fact that these shows are spewing lies at our children.

As a woman in an interracial family, I watched like the show a lil as a younger kid with my siblings and as soon as the show showed like racial controversies they turned it off, because they didn’t want to make me and my white siblings feel that we were bad guys, and they didn’t wanna teach my black siblings that they were above us. We were an equal house hold and that’s what my parents want

To trigger a violent revolution, you need an army of its own citizens. To gain an army of a nation's own citizens, you must teach them to hate their country. To teach them to hate their country you want the young, the disenfranchised and the gullible.

The second I saw they were rebooting this, I knew it was going to be crammed full of woke ideology. And I just looooove how they insist African slaves "built this country" when they primarily plucked cotton - a dying industry in the South East region alone. Meanwhile you never hear about the Chinese or Irish whining about their ancestors building the railroads under horrible conditions, y’know, making actual infrastructure...

Funny enough you didn’t even cover the worst parts of the show. They bring up the book white fragility and tell someone to read it. They specifically say “black people cant be racist”.

This was best depicted in the South park episode where Randy takes a DNA ancestry test to get victim points

As a black man I can really feel the frustration the character in this show might receive I have been multiple time bullied or insulted just for the fact that I dated or was emotionally involved with a white women.

Worse: the original Proud Family show's animators weren't treated very well by Disney. They were thrown to the wolves once no longer needed, and latter seasons of the show were shipped to South Korea to cut costs. I met one of the former animators. He had to get a job in construction. His girlfriend left him, because she was a worthless two-bit gold-digging piece of trash. And the fact that he got a construction job wasn't enough to convince her to stay. The second she learned that Disney laid him off as an animator, she abandoned him. And even taught her kids to hate him! I hope that Karen has learned not to be so cruel and stupid by now; but I doubt it. The Lake of Fire is licking its chops for her! As for him: he wound up going back to school at Ferris State around 2007. Not sure what he's doing now. Disney ruined his life. All he wanted, was to make cartoons and enjoy life.

MLK is probably looking down from the heavens thinking "What happened?"

Zoey's friends weren't really pissed by the fact that she was white and the dude was black, they were pissed cause he was hot and famous and instead of dating one of them he was dating Zoey.They think she is not attractive and so they just used the excuse "He's dating her just cause she's white" just cause they were jealous,wich turned out to be true, but they didn't really have any evidence to prove that.

As a fan of the original series, Penny Proud (the main character) comes from an upper-class family with a nice big house and her friend Lacienaga is ultra-wealthy. Yep they sure seem oppressed

If your kids aren't unhappy, angry and filled with hate, I guess they will be if Disney has anything to say about it.

OMG.. i have been dealing with people telling me it’s fine for black people to make fun of me or to make stereotypes of me bc i’m white because of everything they went through. i’m so glad you said this,,!

8:51 yep, I’m white, and my family is from texas, and have been here for hundreds of years. We never owned slaves, in fact, we where share croppers, in which we lived on other people’s land.

I've said it before, I feel that the best children shows and films were the ones with imaginary worlds, creatures and animals because it allowed children to relate to characters individually based on their own experiences.

It’s annoying when a company buys all the movies you love and make crappy woke sequels.💔💔. Star Wars marvel etc

I grew up in the early 2010s, (elementary age) and I am so glad my parents didn't let me watch Disney channel, or other shows like this. I am also very glad that I'm an older teen as this happens, so I don't have to watch this as a child. Thank you Brett for bringing awarness to this, I hadn't even known about any of this until I found your page. ❤

So let me get this straight; They are angry that a guy they all fancy doesn't want to date them? Why? Because he is not physically attracted to them. I might get a lot of hate for this but physical attraction is a big component of a relationship. Think about it like this; A classmate comes up and asks you out for a date. You don't know them very well and you don't find them physically attractive. You should be allowed to say "no," without the fear of repercussion.

"Do something with your white privelige" Aint no way the put that in 💀

I honestly respect the way DW does Ads Brett could be doing an episode on the death of her grandmother and right in the Midd be like, “ and when you wanna be comfortable in your casket, you need Jeremy’s deathbeds.”

Why is she talking about this as a white woman

I didn't even watch Proud Family as a kid but I have friends who loved that show and I feel really bad for fans watching their favorite childhood show get bastardized. But take courage because we can just simply tune out of their vile reboots and just enjoy the original versions on days we feel nostalgic.

It’s just too much for me anymore. I can’t even keep up with being disgusted. This all started recently and I’m still stuck on being disgusted on something from like a year ago. My brain hurts from all this. It’s changing me as a person into something I never was. It’s really sad.

Absolutely disgusting this is why we need cameras in our kids classrooms. We need to see what they are teaching our kids and make sure it’s math science and history not political narratives

"do something with your white privilege'" THIS CANT BE REAL

3:45 honestly same. I do not watch movies or shows to get told that I’m a racist. I watch shows for entertainment. A way to escape and immerse myself in a different world than ours

correction on the episode about Zoe. He only asked her out BECAUSE she is white. HE fetishized her. And the reason everyone IRL is mad about that particular episode is that they went after Zoey instead of the dude. They alienated her for no other reason than they were upset.

To be fair the girls in this show had always been bad (or sometimes out right toxic) friends and also a funny thing is that the original show had an episode about racism against a muslim family and fans actually liked it.

2:48 ewww I hate how they always have black female characters as race warriors

Humans just can't stop the bullying Why can't everyone just be friends...

This is why older shows are becoming so popular

Disney use to have actually good content. Now they are just remaking all of their old content and making it woke

My only experience with The Proud Family was that crossover episode in Lilo & Stitch

This proud family reboot isn't aimed at little kids anymore. It's for an older audience, since the characters are now 15 - 16 now. Plus, even in the original show it felt like it was for older kids

The only reason that the girls were mad about the kid name Noah dating the white girl is because the writers were sharing their own insecurities in the script. It has nothing to do with politics or regression.

This is absolutely insane. I'm so disappointed that Disney can hit a home run with movies like Moana, Coco, etc, then come out with some shit like this. My wife passed away four months ago and I got a notice the other day saying that her subscription was going to run out. Don't think I will be renewing that. No way my six and four-year-old need to be subjected to this

Imagine basing your entire life and personality on the suffering of your ancestors

That transition from the video to the sponsor was so smooth I loved it!

That opening really took me back. And those statistics actually shocked me. I really thought the numbers would be higher.

I watched this show as a kid because it was about being proud of being black, not being a victim or being suppressed. For realizing the things that go on and not being afraid to be who you are. Plus, Destiny’s Child sang the theme song so that was obviously awesome lol

I worked with a black girl in the late 90’s, early 2000’s who I sat by. She constantly told me that I owed her. When I first asked her what I owed her she said because my great great grandpa had slaves! So how does that affect me? I didn’t do it, I have no clue if anyone in my family had slaves. I was so tired of hearing it all the time. What happened back then was awful, no one should be treated that way but continuing to raise children to have hate about it it’s wrong. Enough is enough already.

Disney took a show about a black family and decided to focus more on the black and not the family

They are teaching them what they need to know because I have seen it myself. Just because you fail to see your privilege dose not mean it is not there. It’s not a lie that white supremacy still runs this country. And in that article can you show us the website.

My husband and I saw this last night. They are trying to push their narrative down our kids throats. It's disgusting. I stopped watching alot of shows and not even giving ones that came out a chance because I know Their whole narrative would be part of it.

It's really sad how our culture has regressed when it comes to discussing interracial dating. Me and my parents were always for it when I was younger, but now that race is politicized again, I'm having to consider whether or not this person of color I'm considering dating will hate me because of my race, or if his family will hate me because of my race. Even though interracial couples are being pushed so much in ads and Hollywood, they then turn around and show people hating on this one kid for dating someone else outside his race (because she's white). I wish we could go back to the times when your skin color did not matter. Culture, sure, maybe. But most of the time, we're all from the same country and are at least 3-5 generations in. Your skin color is not your personality or identity.

U did not just do grocery meat dirty lolololo. Love that sponsor ad.

THAT WAS SMOOOOOOOOOTHTHTHTH 5:55

As a Nigerian in America. I am very privileged to be here

From a history nerd as myself, it's really refreshing for Brett to address these misconceptions and false images of the past and look into the issue. I wish more people had the patience to read 5 pages of an article instead of pulling shit out of their asses.

I have always told my kids to judge a person by how there are in the inside. like the saying goes, never judge a book by it's cover but by the pages in between. I now have two interracial mixed grandchildren with black, and one mixed with Hispanic and one full Caucasian and I love them all.

I am so glad that RU-vid isn’t blocking her videos. She speaks the truth

I grew up watching The Proud Family in the 2000's and can honestly say that it positively impacted my relationship with impactful social change and education at an early age. Important life lessons were addressed in an age appropriate manner back then, so when I heard about the reboot. . . I was possitivly apprehensive? I just finished screening the first and second season of Louder and Prouder, last night, for my nieces. . . .and it's not passing check. The "White chocolate" statement came from an episode where a new boy, who was black, was accused of choosing to date Zoe SOLELY based on her being white. Her friends had no proof of the accusation, but ostracized and mocked her anyways because they were jealous of her position and angry at the boy. In the end, it was reveled that the boy was prejudice but Zoe had to confront him directly, and Zoe told him that those views weren't something she was going to tolerate. Cherry on top, Zoe apologized to her friends at the episode for "just not getting it." SHE DID NOT DO ANYTHING WRONG! Infact, she exemplified loyal and caring qualities and worked to find the truth when faced with an accusation. . . But the episode wasn't framed that way. It was a punchdown to an integral part of the friend group based on the color of her skin and her friends failed her. In the season two finale, we see that riot protest scene- which the next day, I am still uncomfortable seeing in children's shows. The town is discovered to have developed on the land of an old plantation, who's owner and town founder, is revealed to be the ancestor of a member in the friend group. . . The episode tries to tackles big conversations on historical records, and image, and social stigma, and adoption, and social change, and protesting. . . And it is all too much, and misses the mark in so many ways. I'm not sure Disney will be ordering a third season, but as far as I'm concerned Louder and Prouder is not going to be on the television when my nieces are over.

Ah Abe! is this what you envisioned for those set free from their Chains

To recap and give a quick review of what I think of each 10 episode of season 2. 1) Real development for Suga Mama, and loved how they wrapped up her ending with her dad, and prove that change can be positive for everybody. 2) Really fun to watch, Penny going through hormones, Suga Mama taking care of her, then Penny takes care of her. Plus finally calling out that Bobby is lazy. 3) Propaganda 4) Fun to watch, and love how Suga Mama told them off at the end. 5) Funny, enjoyed watching this very much, crazy antics 6) Toxic shit 7) Nice story, good music vibes and a heartwarming ending. 8) Scary, but like how it referenced the movie. 9) How the addressed Bebe was autistic was handled very well. 10) Propaganda

Thank you so much for talking about things like this sometimes as a 17 year old girl I feel alone with my opinions it’s so nice to see another gen z with al lot of my same ideas and opinions

I remember shows like ANT Farm had a black protagonist, and went about her life like normal, and nobody cared about whether or not Chyna was black. They liked Chyna for Chyna.Why can't we go back to that?

Disney only ‘rebooted’ this show to cause more division.

7:42 Why Did That Incert Of Bender From Futurama Make Me Laugh?? 🤣😂🤣

I’m a white woman in an interracial marriage with an Asian man. Listening to that portion at 4:27 had me sick. I’ve been obsessed with Disney films for the longest time because the old fairytale movies from the 90s made me feel good. Time to find something else.

5:23 Date someone a different race "your own race isnt good enough" Date someone the same race "you're so racist"

Brett's segway into ads cracks me up they're so out of left-field.

The transition to the ad was smooth as hell

The show truly shows what woke leftists are... Just permanently angry people

Bro I got kinda pissed when they talked about zoey. They were being more racist than anybody else

The first thing I said when I saw this is "Notice how every picture depicting what they complain about is pre 60's"

As a person who is always questioning everything that is happening around them i sincerely and genuinly enjoy the content on your channel. I learn so much stuff that i never knew or even thought about before

For a kid's show that responsibly and respectfully talks about slavery, I would recommend the Liberty Kids (a masterpiece that could never be made today)

The irony is 20 years ago there was an episode with Penny dating an Asian kid. The lesson of that episode is the opposite this one.

This show despite its flaws in the original, was real and true to their beliefs and thoughts. This reboot just feels like an insult and disgusting parody of life being overwoked.

They could have done it better but you calling them lies when everything they have said is true. The show is not for babies it’s for tweens. I am 13 and I understand perfectly fine. It’s not teaching your kids to be racist. It’s like you missed the piont of the whole show.

That episode with Zoey really did rub me the wrong way. All of them except Zoey were fawning over the guy and note Penny and Dijonay have boyfriends so from them to suddenly get upset cause the guy like white girls is ridiculous and not only that but suddenly they push away Zoey and uninvite Zoey to their Disney princess things. Most shocking is that Penny really did just stand by and didn't really support Zoey. At the end they were made to make the guy look bad to make it convenient for the end. Everyone has their preferences and people shouldn't be shamed or shut out for it!