Headquartered in Burbank studio, Disney is home to many well-known fairy tale princesses ranging from the classic, lovely Snow White to the fearless, enthusiastic Anna. A multinational mass media corporation like Disney has it’s own genre, labeled, “Disney Fantasy”. Over the years, Disney fantasies has undergone a positive transformation under the influence of popular culture. Disney fantasies can be broken down into four distinctive stages: conservative, transitional, reflective, and revisional
Each day you can see more clearly how gender roles are affecting the entire American society. As time passes society keeps giving more “definitions” to gender roles. Popular culture infuses negative gender roles in both males and females. In fact, Disney movies and TV shows glorify an ideal body image, which can be very damaging. Nowadays, the role of a woman is
white women Audrey Hepburn, Emma Watson, Winona Ryder, Uma Thurman, Reese Witherspoon, Angelina Jolie, Lucille Ball, and so on. Even all Disney princesses I loved were white, with exception of Disney when they came out with characters such as the Native American Pocahontas, the gypsy Esmeralda, Sultan’s daughter Jasmine, badass Mulan, and the hard working Tiana. Disney and Hollywood had one thing in common the lack of diversity and more so the lack of Latinos in the industry. Young girls grow up with