With the introduction of Disney+, a great deal of discussion has arisen about Disney's history of problematic representation. However, recent films appear to be breaking away from that history in meaningful ways. There are three short articles posted that address these issues. After reading them, answer the following questions:

1. Why is Disney's apparent change important in the pop culture landscape?
2. For you, which new or remade movie/show represents the most important change for you in Disney's representation of marginalized groups? Even if you do not watch Disney movies, you should be able to answer this question based on the materials provided.

https://filmthreat.com/features/woke-disney-and-the-theory-behind-the-classic-remakes/

https://slate.com/culture/2019/11/disney-plus-streaming-disney-vault-racism-lady-tramp-dumbo.html

https://www.popdust.com/disney-frozen-ii-indigenous-people-2641411635.html

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