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The counterexample is that some of us (including myself) are digital archivists. I think it's worse in institutionally 'forgetting' via censorship, than to hav
by pierat 4y ago
The counterexample is that some of us (including myself) are digital archivists.
I think it's worse in institutionally 'forgetting' via censorship, than to having that media.
I also think it would be improper to sell that content, as it'd be profiting on racism and sexism.
To the point, this set of files also included Fantasia, Songs of the South, WWII propaganda by Disney and Looney Tunes, and more.
Just because parts of history are horrific, does not mean we should self-censor and remove the uncomfortable parts from our collective memories. Frankly, these videos belong in a museum, or archive.org .