Disney 'Noose' Necklaces Raise Concerns
"It looks like a noose and I don't like it," a resident said after seeing the jewelry.The necklace is being carried by some online retailers but cannot be found on Disney.com. However, it is part of Disney Couture's Pirates of the Caribbean line, WTSP-TV reported."I think that is ridiculous to let people see that and the kids today," a man said.St. Petersburg's NAACP President Norman Brown said the necklace raised racial overtones for him."If I saw someone wearing that, I would be uncomfortable with that, regardless of what race because, to me, it's like taking the law into your own hands," Brown said. "The thing that came to my mind when I saw the noose was lynchings."The jewelry line also features a necklace with skull and cross bones and slingshot bobbles.The NAACP said they don't believe Disney meant any harm by the necklace but they are asking the company not to display it at theme parks or online.Disney has not commented on the jewelry.


















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