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After 84 Years, Gone With the Wind Finally Acknowledged as Very Racist

As the streaming services become studio fiefdoms and begin rolling out more and more classic films to bulk up their catalogues, we’re destined to find ourselves in a repeat of this situation.

from gizmodo http://www.gizmodo.co.uk/2020/06/after-84-years-gone-with-the-wind-finally-acknowledged-as-very-racist/

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