Would have preferred her being an African princess

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posté par Salt-and-Limes
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le 19 février 2017 à 19h13

Yes, I think it would have been better for the first disney "black" princess to be an African princess. It would have been nice to see a story taking place centered around African mythology - with people. I'm sure that many tribes and nations have myths and legends like that, so why didn't disney adapt a story from one of them?

Having this story take place during a time of segregation, when black people could only work as domestics was not necessary. If every other disney princess had a movie centered on their traditional cultures, then why not show the glory and richness of Africa through the eyes of a princess?

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le 12 juin 2023 à 01h14

@Salt-and-Limes said:

Yes, I think it would have been better for the first disney "black" princess to be an African princess. It would have been nice to see a story taking place centered around African mythology - with people. I'm sure that many tribes and nations have myths and legends like that, so why didn't disney adapt a story from one of them?

Having this story take place during a time of segregation, when black people could only work as domestics was not necessary. If every other disney princess had a movie centered on their traditional cultures, then why not show the glory and richness of Africa through the eyes of a princess?

After the live-action "The Little Mermaid (2023)" Disney is planning a live-action remake of "The Princess and the Frog".

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