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A Touch of Disney in Black History- James Baskett

  James Baskett was an African-American actor who was cast as Uncle Remus in Disney’s 1946 feature Song of the South and introduced us to that famous song “Zip-a-Dee-Doo-Dah”.  Mr. Baskett originally auditioned for a small role voicing one of… Continue Reading

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A Touch of Disney In Black History – Anika Noni Rose

    Anika Noni Rose is an African American singer and actress.  She attended Florida A&M University where she earned a Bachelor’s Degree in Theatre and went to study drama at the American Conservatory Theatre in San Francisco, CA.  Ms.… Continue Reading

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One More Disney Day Contest – February 29th – March 1st

  I thought it would be fun to have a contest during One More Disney Day at Magic Kingdom at Walt Disney World. To be eligible for the contest a person must follow me at DizThruBrownEyes on Four Square and… Continue Reading

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A Touch of Disney in Black History – Bruce W. Smith

  Photo Courtesy of  Living Lines Library Bruce W. Smith is known as a character animator, television producer, and film director.  However, he is best known as the creator of Disney’s The Proud Family produced by his production company, Jambalaya… Continue Reading