PHOTO: Disney Rejection Letter From 1938

PHOTO: Disney Rejection Letter From 1938

Monday, January 12, 2009

A 1938 rejection letter from Disney has been released depicting the struggle of a woman trying to break her way into a "man's" job.

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That just killed a little piece of my soul next to the part where they thought it would be a good idea to kill Bambi’s mom.

- Anonymous

Posted 01/13/09 12:55 AM

An example of racism, they just treat women like side workers and stuff. Lets just say Shame on you Mickey!

- babihyper

Posted 01/13/09 05:09 AM

He wasn’t employing only men, he mentiones there are other jobs for women. Yeah, their mentality on women was messed, but that was everywhere back in those times. babihyper - there was no racism in that letter whatsoever.

- Jan

Posted 03/18/09 01:08 PM

babihyper - That’s not racism. I think you mean sexism.

- Anonymous

Posted 03/18/09 04:29 PM

It was 1938…things hadn’t progressed as far then.. What do you expect from that time? I’d be willing to bet that women got these letters like this from other companies…not just Disney. The only way I’d be concerned is if it was dated June 7, 2009. Get over it.

- Gail Cooke

Posted 03/18/09 05:27 PM