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Family sues Disneyland for racism after character refuses to touch their black child
Thursday, February 7, 2013    
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The family said they want a public apology and the employee involved in the incident to be fired

It's a memorable part of parenthood -- when your child gets to meet their favorite character at an amusement park. But a family in San Diego says they were robbed of that special moment because a Disneyland employee was racist.

This family has been battling with Disney since last August because they say the amusement park employee was racist -- and now they just want to make sure no other children go through this.

"I was going to hug him but he turned his back," said 6-year-old Jason Black.

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