I'd love to show this to my kids, because I think we could have a really meaningful conversation on perceptions and stereotypes afterwards, besides the fact that I've never seen the film in its entirety myself. We've watched far more allegedly offensive content together (based on what I know of SotS) and had some great discussions about why certain behaviour, while considered acceptable in a film, is unacceptable in everyday life. This is a piece of history that needs to be released unaltered.