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In “Disney’s Dolls,” Kathi Maio argues that Disney’s animated films have underlying themes such as the suppression of female independence, cultural racism, ethnic stereotypes and historical inaccuracies in movie plots. Since Disney’s first animated film in 1937, Disney’s patriarchal and sexist view of gender establishes young, beautiful and obedient female figures as its standard heroine. Even though times have changed, women in Disney’s world still seem to cling to their old beliefs of Cinderella complex. Moreover, by setting old and empowered women as young heroines’ foes, Disney solidifies the uncomfortable saying, “The enemy of women is itself” (qtd. in “Enemy of Women”).
Kathi Maio also criticizes Disney’s biased view of race and ethnicity. Depicting an American looking character as a good guy and an Arabian looking guy as a villain in Aladdin, and using white Americans’ voices for righteous heroes and African Americans’ voices for villains in Lion King; Disney makes an indirect allusion to its stereotype that dominant whites are superior to minority races in the U.S.

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