May 31, 2012
All little girls want to be princesses… right?! It’s bad enough that toy aisles are separated out by what a shop considers gender appropriate for each sex of child. And on more than one occasion I have been forced to buy a so-called “boy’s toy” for a girl (including my daughter) as a present because ...
Tags: Barbie,
Brave,
children,
Cthulhu Barbie,
Disney,
gendered toys,
hero,
Mattel,
Merida,
Popping Culture,
princess,
role model,
sexism
December 1, 2011
Once upon a time in a land far, far away, there was a little brown girl who liked watching Disney movies and reading fairytales. Although she liked to believe that the fairytales were real, the little brown girl knew better than that. You see, this little brown girl was always pretty sensible. She knew that ...
Tags: beauty,
Brothers Grimm,
Charlize Theron,
Cinderella,
Disney,
Disney princess,
fairytales,
feminism,
Grimm's Fairytales,
happily ever after,
Julia Roberts,
Kristen Stewart,
pedophilia,
Popping Culture,
race,
racism,
sexism,
sexism in Hollywood,
Snow White,
Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs
July 7, 2011
All Disney princesses are destined to find their Prince Charming, fall deeply in love, get married and live happily ever after. There aren’t many women out there who still don’t enjoy the occasional Disney movie no matter how old they are. Imagine: your wedding is coming up and it’s that moment you’ve been dreaming about ...
Tags: Alfred Angelo,
Disney,
Disney princess,
Disney-inspired dresses,
fashion,
feminism,
Four Weddings,
marriage,
Prince Charming,
Say Yes To The Dress,
wedding dress,
weddings
September 1, 2010
No one has ever accused Disney of feminism but these adorable videos illustrate exactly what these princesses are teaching our daughters about womanhood.
Tags: Advice from a Cartoon Princess,
Ariel,
baby talk,
Belle,
bestiality,
body image,
Brother Grimm,
Disney,
domestic abuse,
fairy tales,
Hans Christian Anderson,
how to be a woman,
interspeciality,
misogyny,
obsession,
Princesses,
self respect,
sexism,
teaching girls,
The Beauty and the Beast,
The Little Mermaid,
womanhood
May 5, 2010
Meet Slate, Disney’s new male fairy Sparrow Man, the only male avatar in its Pixie Hollow site. Apparently parents were getting uncomfortable because their little boys wanted to play on the site too, and their only option was to pick a fairy with short hair and hope for the best.
Tags: children, Disney, fairies, fairy, gay, gender, homosexuality, men's issues, Slate, Sparrow MenMick, Morning Quickie
March 22, 2010
Disney not only discriminates against women with fake boobs but anyone who is above a size 6. They are filming a new Pirates of the Caribbean with Johnny Depp and are being incredibly picky (discriminatory) about who they cast.
Tags: boobs,
breast implants,
breasts,
cleavage,
discrimination,
Disney,
fake boobs,
Hollywood,
Johnny Depp,
Keira Knightley,
Pirates of the Caribbean,
porn stars,
size matters,
small boobs
October 17, 2009
A weather-beaten eye cast over the media: HatManJim looks at a story in the headlines and as a feminist with a penis (Menimist? Femi-meni-mist? I just believe i n women’s rights, I’m not having gender-reassignment. OK?), attempts to map the sexism inherent in the press, without inadvertently saying anything lecherous about breasts.
Tags: cartoon sexuality,
Disney,
feminist,
HatManJim,
Ho White,
Hollywood,
Marge Simpson,
Maxim,
MILF,
objectification,
Playboy,
porn,
sexism,
Snow White