That's because it would be impossible to portray a Chinese as White, but there are Still thousands of racially Caucasian people in the middle east, since it is one of our old stomping grounds of ancient times:D And Aladdin was set in medieval times when there were still many more White people in that region, during the age of the Byzantine Empire. Don't be surprised if you go to Iraq and see brunettes, redheads and a few blondes, and people with green or blue eyes, because they still exist over there. They're not all completely mongrelized yet. Huns with purple skin ? Weird. That's one of the few Disney animated films I've never seen. I didn't like the idea of that loud mouthed, arrogant negro Eddie Murphy doing the voice of that little dragon. A Black guy doing the voice of a Chinese dragon?:rolleyes: I can't stand Eddie Murphy and his loud annoying mouth.  But what about a kids movie, a movie marketed towards impressionable, young, developing, eggshell minds that is about inter racial romance? Such as this new movie where the Black girl falls in love with a White European prince?:mad: Or in Pocohantas, the inter racial romance story of an indian squaw and a blonde haired, blue eyed European..... They push this shi# on the kids at an early and impressionable age on purpose. It is race mixing, multi CULT, anti White propaganda to the max.  :smilejap