This movie is a great example to help everyone realize the stereotypes, discrimination, and labels that we give to those around us. Not everyone is the same, and we can't judge them based on who they are or where they came from. In the movie, Zootopia has reflected stereotype, prejudice and discrimination cut both ways where preys are perceived as weak and incapable and it also shows preys that are small in size such as rabbits that are even more discriminated. On the other hand, predators are also perceived as dangerous and intimidating. Sociologically this explains that race is a group of animals who are aware to share the same biological traits and physical differences, Because of these perceptions, people make oversimplified stereotypes about the characteristics of an entire social group. More significantly, it affects the attitude they have for the other social group and are used to justify discriminatory acts. We have seen many important scenes of stereotypes and prejudices continuing to be maintained in Zootopia. First, the most obvious example is when Judy Hopps became the first rabbit to become a police officer and a valedictorian in her police academy. Next, the Clawhauser is a resident cheetah at ZPD with a jovial and friendly personality like no other. All these examples given shows that there are more varieties between social
This movie is a great example to help everyone realize the stereotypes, discrimination, and labels that we give to those around us. Not everyone is the same, and we can't judge them based on who they are or where they came from. In the movie, Zootopia has reflected stereotype, prejudice and discrimination cut both ways where preys are perceived as weak and incapable and it also shows preys that are small in size such as rabbits that are even more discriminated. On the other hand, predators are also perceived as dangerous and intimidating. Sociologically this explains that race is a group of animals who are aware to share the same biological traits and physical differences, Because of these perceptions, people make oversimplified stereotypes about the characteristics of an entire social group. More significantly, it affects the attitude they have for the other social group and are used to justify discriminatory acts. We have seen many important scenes of stereotypes and prejudices continuing to be maintained in Zootopia. First, the most obvious example is when Judy Hopps became the first rabbit to become a police officer and a valedictorian in her police academy. Next, the Clawhauser is a resident cheetah at ZPD with a jovial and friendly personality like no other. All these examples given shows that there are more varieties between social