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Disney Urged To Include Characters With Disabilities
In the history of human storytelling, the flawed hero is as old as the story of Achilles that the ancient Greeks once told one another on the Acropolis hillside. In more modern times, though, and especially writ large on the silver screen, animated films have, for the most part, focused on heroic characters of outward and inner strength – and, of course. Such characters might easily provide role models for the vast majority of youngsters in search of escape and entertainment. Yet not all children are fortunate enough to view the Cinderellas, Little Mermaids and Belles and see in them a familiarity in which to aspire…Read More
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