South Park

Stereotypes are commonplace in every society. Often times these stereotypes are hateful and made to degrade another race, creed, or any other group of people. These statements are very general and include the entire group without exemption to the individuals in that group. Racism in film is not a new theme. It has been a theme for many films that have been released over the last century. From John Ford’s Stagecoach (1939), to movies today …

…language, "South Park: Bigger, Longer and Uncut" has a more uplifting message than much of the tripe Disney has drummed out in the last ten years. It stresses that we are one planet, and we should treat each other's beliefs with respect and tolerance. It also reminds us that children are people too, and deserve to be treated as thinking creatures, not something that needs to be coddled and shielded from the big bad world.