Defying the Vault: Despite Disney Banning the Film, Fans Are Keeping Disney’s ‘Song of the South’ Alive Online

For decades, The Walt Disney Company has chosen not to rerelease one of the most controversial entries in its corporate library in U.S. theaters. Released in 1946, Song of the South introduced audiences to the Oscar winning melody Zip A Dee Doo Dah and the animated adventures of Brer Rabbit. Yet today, you will not find it streaming on Disney+ or offered as a standard digital purchase through...

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