It's a Small World After All - Rogue Trippin

Here we find our young (super heroine) Rogue (far right - obviously in disguise; snazzy cardigan cape) waiting with family outside Aunt Jemima's Kitchen in downtown Frontier-land, Disneyland, Anaheim, California. Rogue thinks this photo was taken in the 60s when/where the public took for granted was completely oblivious to a conspicuous display of hateful symbols. Rogue's pretty sure she didn't have/get to go into the restaurant because back in those days there were far too many mouths to feed in her family (and from the looks of  the photo, those mouths ate quite a lot) even if your basic menu was bacon, pancakes and racist images of black women and the south. Rogue appreciated being allowed the trip to Disneyland regardless. Had she even been aware, she would never have posed for this photo in this location, in THAT outfit. Rogue is old enough to remember the demise of the Sambo's restaurant chain too. Rogue is happy to move onto new battles.


Rogue believes this was the very same family vacation where, when they ate at some random Italian restaurant (walls most likely covered in depictions of Italian stereotypes, Luigi), Rogue's brother choked on a bay leaf strategically planted in his food by a menacing top chef, vomiting spaghetti noodles hither and thither - one of many vacation highlights among which included riding the brand new Pirates of the Caribbean ride while one of the pirates asked Rogue on a date, and the penultimate score - singing lyrics to It's a Small World After All thousands of times in one lifetime, and to this very day even if the world has gotten so much bigger than Rogue can even fathom.