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    Like any kids in this world, growing up and watching TV, I love most of what Disney offer for all kids. Disney princess movies teach me the different culture education and etiquette. It always been hared to choose an attributes of a princess because each one of them had their way of living. All Disney princess had their own unique characteristics. I believed that Disney princess have many feature that make them great characters. First of all, Jasmine was independent and strong woman at the same…

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    young girls experience restrictions that when they grow up, they will not have an opportunity to become independent with leadership skills. Instead, media such as Disney persuade young girls to live their lives as a princess. Although women protest for equal rights, Disney shows the negative aspects of feminism by creating Disney princess movies to transmute young girls to be beautiful, dependent, and domestic. During the 1920s and the first wave of feminism, women dressed…

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    Disney Princess films have long been the worldwide popular channel and play a significant role in the life of many children’s lives globally. By analysing the Disney princess films over time, the role of women over time can be determined starting from the classic Snow White until Frozen, a current Disney release. This literature brings together seven heroines from Disney princess films: Snow White, Cinderella, Aurora, Ariel, Belle, Mulan, and Merida. Gerbner, Gross, Morgan and Signorielli (1994)…

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    The article "Little Girls or Little Women? The Disney Princess Effect" was written by Stephanie Hanes for the Christian Science Monitor on October 3, 2011. Hanes felt the need to address this subject due to the increase of Disney Princesses in children 's media, toys and on clothes, as well as the growing sexualization of young girls. She argues whether or not the media and the Disney Princess Empire have a negative effect on the increasing sexualization of young girls. This article can be…

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    Most little girls grow up watching Walt Disney princess movies. Disney is one of the biggest brands in the world. And they have a huge following mostly consisting of little girls who look up to characters disney puts out. They are one of the few brands who have really mastered the art of marketing. At first businesses thought the best way to get consumers to buy their products was to make sure there was more than enough of it. Manufacturers believed the best way to make a profit was to make more…

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    (“Quotes about Feminism”). Contrary to getting power from within, the Disney princess movies showcase distinct gender roles and female expectations. However, they do provide children with lessons that will stay with them throughout their lives, and they lower children’s aggression. Influencing young children's thoughts, the Disney princess movies present positive and negative effects on their behaviors and views. Since Disney princess movies were released, children have been experiencing a push…

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    it. I would be so excited to see my favorite Disney princesses and characters, and get their autographs in my little princess theme autograph book. At the time my favorite Disney princess was Belle from “Beauty and the Beast” so of course I had to have a princess Belle themed party. My mom got my princess dress to imitate Belle costumed made. It came with gloves and a tiara. I felt like nothing bad could get in the way. I was one happy little princess. I was about in first grade when my older…

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    Racism in Disney movies is a problem especially in the movie “The Princess and the Frog”. Many children don’t understand what is happening in the movie but there are hidden messages that need to be addressed. Disney movies have influenced many children over the years, from making kids happy, sad and learn valuable life lessons. One lesson that needs to be addressed is racism in Disney movies, such as The Princess and the Frog, young children aren’t old enough to comprehend racism in Disney…

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    a Castle Over the recent years there have been discussions on how a woman have to look like, many people believe that the Disney princesses have generated a negative impact on expectations of girls, and young people about their future. Young woman nowadays believe that they have to be physically perfect to find a good man. Unfortunately, many of these stories of Disney princess are teaching that the value of a woman is measured more for her appearance than for their intelligence. There are three…

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    negative way, ever since they were little girls watching “Princess movies” too now-a-day movies that continue to sexualize women. Woman don’t realize how much movies have affected them because they have grown up with them since they were young. Little girls were immensely impacted by Disney movies showing the woman as being inferior and needed a man to save them. As they grew older into their teenage years they slowly got less affected by Disney movies but more from romantic movies. Even though…

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