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When Disney originally released the Silly Symphony short “Three Little Pigs” in 1933, the Big Bad Wolf’s door-to-door peddler disguise relied on a heavily stereotyped Jewish caricature, complete with a Yiddish accent, a large fake nose, and a beard. By the late 1940s, growing awareness of offensive tropes and changing censorship standards prompted Disney to re-animate the scene. The Wolf was redrawn as a generic salesman, and his line was re-dubbed to the far less controversial “I’m working my way through college,” creating the version most audiences recognize today.
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“Soda Squirt” (1933) is a pre-Code animated short featuring an explicitly coded homosexual customer presented via the era's mincing "pansy" archetype. After being served a spiked concoction containing tacks, the customer undergoes a transformation into a monstrous beast that wreaks havoc in the shop.
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