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They mean beauty, independence, dignity, and self-respect. They shape the very outlook of the child, and it doesn’t have to be a girl. See, even boys learn from Disney movies on how to treat women. Like princesses. So, one illustrator, Amanda Allen Niday, re-imagined them as social activists!
Nevertheless, it’s a great set of images that the illustrator made for Woman’s March. They’re inspiring, and incredible, and motivating. These are for girls what superheroes are for boys. They’re telling girls to stand up for themselves! To speak up and be who they need to be!
Mulan broke traditional gender stereotypes. Women can do everything that men can. Snow White said there was no harm in embracing them if you liked them. Ariel taught to be unafraid of what your parents want for you and be who you want for yourself.
They’ve been icons for feminists all over the world. And now, you can truly see them embracing girl power.
The artist that made this has her own Facebook, Tumblr, Instagram, and Shop!
Go give her some love!
