"Unfortunately, Mao's legacy and Mickey Mouse's legacy are colliding here."
--Danny Schechter, co-executive producer of "Rights & Wrongs: Human Rights Television," on Disney's announcement yesterday that it would distribute an animated feature about the Dalai Lama in China, whose Communist government opposes the film.
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