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In response to "I think a hidden element to this issue is that people are doing a lot of unnecessary reading between the lines" by Reagen

Also, it really does violate their fifth "key" of inclusion. It's based on a racist property. They know it. We all know it.

Posted by Dark Callisto (aka Callisto) Jan 25 '23, 10:18

Yes, it's fun and cute but still hurtful for people, and adding Tiana expands to be MORE inclusive (and also freshens up the area and potentially offers some fun ways to expand).

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And at the risk of repeating myself, if they don’t have a beignet stand outside of the new ride they are missing an opportunity. -- nm - znufrii Jan 25, 10:19 2
- Who wants wet beignets? Oh, wait, I see... -- nm - Mony Baroney Jan 25, 10:43
- Oh my gosh yes! - Dark Callisto Jan 25, 10:34

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Also, it really does violate their fifth "key" of inclusion. It's based on a racist property. They know it. We all know it.

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