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Since the release of Mickey Mouse Monopoly in 2002, in what ways has Disney addressed issues of gender and race differently? Do you feel that societal changes are reflected in newer Disney films? (i.e female characters no longer being damsels in distress and/or greater visibility and depth given to characters who are of colour). Are there ways in which you feel Disney could improve its representations of women and people of colour?

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          Since the release of Mickey Mouse Monopoly in 2002, in what ways
has Disney addressed issues of gender and race differently? Do you
feel that societal changes are reflected in newer Disney films?
(i.e female characters no longer being damsels in distress and/or
greater visibility and depth given to characters who are of
colour). Are there ways in which you feel Disney could improve its
representations of women and people of colour?

since the release of mickey mouse monopoly in 2002 in what ways has disney addressed issues of gender and race differently do you feel that societal changes are reflected in newer disney fil 34277

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Since the release of Mickey Mouse Monopoly in 2002, Disney has made some efforts to address issues of gender and race differently in their films and other media. - Gender: Disney has made strides in portraying female characters as more independent and empowered, Show more…

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Since the release of Mickey Mouse Monopoly in 2002, in what ways has Disney addressed issues of gender and race differently? Do you feel that societal changes are reflected in newer Disney films? (i.e female characters no longer being damsels in distress and/or greater visibility and depth given to characters who are of colour). Are there ways in which you feel Disney could improve its representations of women and people of colour?