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    Racism in Disney Movies The arrival of the movie‚ The Princess and the Frog‚ Disney’s newest animated movie‚ had many people’s interest because it presented Disney’s first African American princess‚ Tiana. Although Disney has finally decided to bring a new‚ racially different princess into their Disney princesses’ collection‚ they have also received negative comments such as being “accused of racial insensitivity” (London Times). Critics have opposed the movie because for several reasons including

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    Respond paper to “ Construction of the Female Self: Feminist Readings of the Disney Heroine” Cinderella‚ Sleeping Beauty‚ The Little Mermaid‚ Beauty and The Beast‚ and Pocahontas are five Disney stories in which the female self is embedded. The feminist standpoint theory discus the idea of the “perfect girl” and its consequences on the female’s power‚ relationships‚ selfhood‚ and voice. The paper we have in hand discusses the dilemma that the females face between the “perfect girl” ideology and

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    Since the first Disney Princess movies‚ beauty standards have also changed. A lot more cultural diversity has been added to the movies‚ however‚ there has not been much progress in the shapes and sizes of princesses since Cinderella‚ the princesses are still all thin. Princesses are still made to look “beautiful”‚ but there is no definition of beauty and Disney should make that known to little kids. This sets an image to children of how women should look‚ not so much how they should dress‚ since

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    Disney Movies Giving False representations of relationships Disney movies have been around for decades. Almost all of Disney’s movies have a moral or a special meaning to them. Some are to learn what is right and what is wrong‚ and some are to get through tough situations. The most well-known Disney movies are the princess movies. All of the princess movies have a common theme‚ a girl who is not that high up ends up getting the man of her dreams‚ which is usually a prince. Every Disney princess

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    Negative Stereotyping in Disney Films For the past several generations‚ children have been growing up watching classic Disney films. Many parents do not think that these movies have a negative impact on their children‚ when in reality‚ they do. Kids will learn negative stereotypes involving women‚ different ethnicities. Parents should be aware of these effects Disney films have on their kids before letting their children watch the films. Disney Princesses are an icon to people of all ages‚ worldwide

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    Merida (voiced by Kelly MacDonald)‚ while more interested in archery and horseback riding‚ has been raised to be a proper princess; now‚ she is now being offered up to three suitors from smaller fiefdoms for a traditional wedding. OUR EDITOR RECOMMENDS Brave: Film Review Inside the ’Brave’ Premiere: Director Talks Politics of Pixar’s First Female Heroine Complete Coverage: Disney/Pixar’s Brave Where the film carves its own path‚ however‚ is in its romantic development -- or lack thereof. There

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    around and try to accomplish the princess wave like the one you saw Cinderella do at Disneyland. Being a princess is not exactly as you pictured it when you were three. They are still the same but as you grow older you start to understand a princess for what they really are. The princess archetype is a vulnerable woman who needs to be rescued by the hero. She often beautiful and fair and is sometimes seen as the damsel in distressed. Many characteristics of the princess archetype in the poem by Nur

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    Maegan Cherry Dr. Walker Composition I 15 November 2012 The Princess and the Frog Princess Diana once said‚ “Being a princess is not all it is cracked up to be.” This is a true statement in some insistences such as Disney’s 2009 film The Princess and the Frog. The film is based in the 1920’s in New Orleans‚ Louisiana. The 1920’s was a time period of segregation‚ and it was not uncommon to see a black person working in a white family’s home. Southern states were more segregated than others

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    beautiful princess in the whole Kingdom. The first princess’s name was Aleena. Princess Aleena had the most beautiful long blond hair and had magical shoes. The second princess was Jennine. Princess Jennine was a beautiful brown haired princess from egypt and rode to fairy tale land on her beautiful pink pony. The third princess’s name was Marineli. Princess Marineli was a beautiful red haired mermaid princess from the sea with a magic wand. And the forth was princess Holly. Princess Holly

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    In "The Princess Paradox" James Poniewozik suggests that being a princess is much different now than it used to be. But many daughters will always want to be princesses‚ no matter how much the idea of "princess" has changed over the years. Poniewozik starts his article off by stating that people often try to keep their girls from wanting to become princesses. But in the end they always will want to. Poniewozik states that girls used to want to be a princess with a pampered life. But to him this

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