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'Like Splash Mountain, even though they got rid of Song of the South, even though they said 'You know what, we don't support the ideas of Song of the South, but the ride is still fundamentally good,' that's not good enough,' she complains. America today, it's like the worst accusation you can have for somebody is saying that they're racist.'Įven though Splash Mountain was, in fact, based on the most racist film that has ever been locked in the Disney Vault, Sabol argues that the attraction's premise was 'good'-much in the same way that America was founded on 'good' ideas that have been (unfairly, in her opinion) reconsidered and maligned by contemporary society.

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'Just like how Disney banned Song of the South from being released on DVD because they recognized over time that they've grown past it, that they no longer support it, America had a Civil War where many people died to free people. 'America was not founded on racism, it was founded around, with racism, that's how I say, not on racism, with racism,' I say that because racism was never put in words in the Constitution,' Sabol continues. Last summer, Disney announced that it would be 'completely reimagining' the Splash Mountain attractions at both Disneyland and Walt Disney World, shifting them away from references to Song of the South, the notorious 1946 film that one former Disney CEO diplomatically described as 'fairly offensive.' The new attractions will feature characters from The Princess and the Frog, including Princess Tiana, Disney's first Black princess. (VICE has reached out to CPAC, its organizer the American Conservative Union, and the UCF GOP, but as of this writing, we have not received a response from any of them.) But Sabol does seem to tick a few of CPAC's boxes: she's a registered Republican, a member of the University of Central Florida's College Republicans, and is also cool with sharing her questionable takes on diversity and inclusion. The Florida native isn't a superstar singer, but that's not unusual for the event previous anthem performers have included a 14-year-old guitarist and one of the more disposable former Pussycat Dolls. One of the bigger questions is why Sabol was on that weird probably-not-Nazi-shaped stage in the first place.

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'There’s only a handful of super famous 'singers' that would even DARE to step up and sing it live or on TV for those very reasons! So.Before any more of you social media hyenas jump in on bulling this young lady for your 'LOL’s' and your 'LIKES'.please take a moment to recognize that this young lady had more courage than most for even getting up there.'

'This girl had the guts to grab a microphone, walk out onto a major stage and sing the National Anthem all by herself.

On his Facebook page, Bray wrote that 'The Star Spangled Banner' is an incredibly difficult song to sing, and that at least she gave it a go.

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