More Real Girls in Disney/Pixar Films

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1. 1051
   Name: Kiera Padroth on Nov 29, 2009

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2. 1052
   Name: Mikaela Hansen on Dec 6, 2009

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3. 1053
   Name: Roxy on Dec 6, 2009

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4. 1054
   Name: Cecilia Ballard on Dec 23, 2009

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5. 1055
   Name: Christie Valli on Dec 23, 2009

   Comments: Please give us a good girl lead! No barbie bodies, no short skirts, just a real, solid, strong girl. No flakes.

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6. 1056
   Name: Shayna on Dec 27, 2009

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7. 1057
   Name: Helen Lopez on Dec 27, 2009

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8. 1058
   Name: Jennifer Hesse on Jan 24, 2010

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9. 1059
   Name: Sandra Hoffer on Jan 26, 2010

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10. 1060
    Name: Martha Chang on Jan 26, 2010

    Comments: Please! My daughter loves Jessie from Toy Story, and I just hate feeling like I have to explain why there's not a movie about her... Don't any of you have daughters?

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11. 1061
    Name: Ysa Pitman on Feb 5, 2010

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12. 1062
    Name: Ybqghzmg on Feb 11, 2010

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13. 1063
    Name: Anonymous on Feb 17, 2010

    Comments: This has bothered me from film ONE. I KNEW this trend would develop. I am continually disapointed that such amazingly done, intelligent and wonderfully addictive films do not represent the majority of the population's gender. I see Pixar striving to create African American, Asian American, overweight and other diverse characters that represent the world, and I wonder- where's the WOMEN?

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14. 1064
    Name: Gcfxysbgfke on Feb 21, 2010

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15. 1065
    Name: Liz Kurzawa on Feb 28, 2010

    Comments: Yes!

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16. 1066
    Name: Jowvyya on Mar 16, 2010

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17. 1067
    Name: Zmgtbm on Mar 16, 2010

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18. 1068
    Name: Qokvawqanhs on Mar 16, 2010

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19. 1069
    Name: Oogrekjhy on Mar 22, 2010

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20. 1070
    Name: Urhdariy on Mar 22, 2010

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21. 1071
    Name: Zjtmqyxkohx on Mar 22, 2010

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22. 1072
    Name: Zxlinzdhqw on Mar 22, 2010

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23. 1073
    Name: Jivfxe on Mar 22, 2010

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24. 1074
    Name: Otuqxgrojxr on Mar 22, 2010

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25. 1075
    Name: Laura Oakes on Mar 27, 2010

    Comments: I can't believe it's 2010 and this is still happening! Pixar, you of all companies, have the power to change things! Don't you want your daughters and sons growing knowing that women are important too?

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26. 1076
    Name: Anonymous on Jun 11, 2010

    Comments: p.s. liked Princess and the Frog better, but still the message is that a woman without a man is not complete. Likewise, it is great that the new Tinkerbell is an engineer, but in the lost treasure her apparently less talented boyfriend has to save her (he is annoying). Plus, they are both so Barbie-shaped. My girls are gorgeous, but that should not be their primary identity. These are Disney movies, but I understand Pixar and Disney are merged? Anyway, a Pixar style movie with strong female characters is in order.

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27. 1077
    Name: Nuala Cabral on Jun 29, 2010

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28. 1078
    Name: Catherine Lindsay on Jun 29, 2010

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29. 1079
    Name: Jean Evich on Jul 19, 2010

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30. 1080
    Name: Cherice Scott on Aug 2, 2010

    Comments: I love this idea. My friends and i talk about this all the time. We always see beautiful girls falling in love with cute guys or not so cute guys falling in love with beautiful girls. where are the ordinary girls falling in love with cute guys? give every girl a chance to see that they can get swept off their feet by anyone.

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31. 1081
    Name: Catherine Marsh on Aug 26, 2010

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32. 1082
    Name: Paul Sager on Aug 26, 2010

    Comments: Absolutely. My daughter in particular loves Toy Story, but not Jessie -- no doubt because she's not in a leading role.

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33. 1083
    Name: Kristen Rodriguez on Aug 27, 2010

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34. 1084
    Name: Anonymous on Sep 7, 2010

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35. 1085
    Name: Michelle S. on Mar 21, 2011

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36. 1086
    Name: Lillian Gray on Mar 22, 2011

    Comments: Totally agree. Absolutely disgusted at women's portrayal in media.

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37. 1087
    Name: Lillian Gray on Mar 22, 2011

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38. 1088
    Name: Michelle Claussen on Nov 1, 2011

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39. 1089
    Name: Ana De Campos Sampaio Cardoso on Nov 23, 2011

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40. 1090
    Name: Evan Curran on Dec 7, 2011

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41. 1091
    Name: Sheila Seelau on Jan 28, 2012

    Comments: As a psychology professor at a women's college, I struggle to help my students break through the gender, race, class, and sexuality stereotypes to which our culture clings, and make something more of themselves than the stereotypes allow. Seeing strong female role models - even in animation - and cheering them on as they right wrongs and take control of their lives teaches a much more positive lesson than "boys get the adventures, girls get saved" messages of many animated features. I adore Pixar films and the endearing characters... but can't you please give us some girls and women to love? BTW, how many women work for you in creative and administrative positions?

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42. 1092
    Name: Alexandra Nordhausen on Feb 3, 2012

    Comments: It's long overdue. Let our girls know and feel like they are more than an after thought or a supporting role in life.

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43. 1093
    Name: Evelyn Franklin on Feb 12, 2012

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44. 1094
    Name: Adobe OEM Software on Mar 9, 2012

    Comments: vNWvyC I really like and appreciate your blog article.Much thanks again. Keep writing.

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45. 1095
    Name: Microsoft OEM Software on Mar 9, 2012

    Comments: 3F9Biz A round of applause for your blog post.Much thanks again. Fantastic.

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46. 1096
    Name: Ellen Penniman on Apr 4, 2012

    Comments: Heavens to Betsy, I'll even WRITE it if you will just MAKE it.

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47. 1097
    Name: Azucena Velazquez Parraga on Apr 5, 2012

    Comments: I would love to see that kind of girl

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48. 1098
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