The leftist never-ending racist things continues full steam ahead. Now the movie from 1939 Gone with the Wind is considered racist. It’s so bad that people were felling ‘hurtful’ in liberal Memphis. So they cancelled it’s airing at Orpheum Theater.
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That “slippery slope” that people are always talking about seems to be getting more and more slick on a daily basis.
The historic Orpheum Theater in Memphis, Tenn. has decided after “numerous” complaints that they will no longer show the 1939 classic film “Gone With The Wind.”
Set on a Georgia plantation during the Civil War, “Gone With The Wind” is essentially a romance drama that happens to take place in a turbulent time for the U.S. Hattie McDaniel, the black woman who played the racially stereotyped “Mammy” in the film, won an Academy Award for Best Actress in a Supporting Role, but wasn’t allowed to attend the event in person to accept.
The manager of the theater released a statement on the cancellation of showing “Gone With The Wind”: