I would  think people have moved on past the "racial" and "stereotype" of character that Disney did back in the 30's through the 50's. There are some people that will never grow up and move on with life. I would think too that any TRUE Disney collector that knows what's rare would jump at the chance of getting a poster like this. You can always say the same thing about "Gone With The Wind" with it's racial civil war overtones, but I personally dont pay that any attention. Life's too short to worry about what others think. I was just wondering what a poster like this would be worth now.. I havent seen an original one listed like mine in years.

Last theatrical release was 1986.  Far cry from 45 years.

 Funny that this movie is considered to be so offensive, yet  serves as the backdrop for one of Disney parks most popular rides.  I would guess that most of those who are "offended" have not seen the movie.

Nothing wrong with listing the poster.   Just because it ruffles some peoples feathers does not make it wrong, nor is it against eBay policies.  You may get a very good price for the poster.

Pay attention. China is going to win it all!

If truly NM and the one sheet size (27x41) you are looking at a value of around $500 or more.

The 1973 re-release is valued around $150.

Check out Heritage Auctions for more info.