Apparently the Pocahontas cartoon character's appearance stems from some girl the Disney team met while doing research in Virginia who claimed to be a descendant, hoo boy. Ugh, Kimo sabe. He's a banker with lots of Hollywood Cowboyz 'n' Injuns cash profits. For starters, teachers, you might want to consider some class discussion of the exploitation angle, which the non-Indian people entirely ignore. I've asked them to comment if they're donating part of the profits to Indian causes, education, etc., and will post any reply I receive.
Net profits is what vanishes under creative accounting.
Anyway, they probably would have highly publicized such a donation if they were making one. See, it's not just distortions of our history, culture, religion that are worrisome. Actual Indian people will enjoy no benefits whatever from these products, from which additional hundreds of millions will be made. Some of these products will be pretty bad in just about any way you can imagine, too. Ghastly plastic junk.