Rachel Zegler cast in Snow White adaptation: Disney’s another BIG move towards inclusivity!

Coco is the first Pixar film, from the Latinx community, which celebrates Mexican culture. It is a beautiful and musical coming of age story, which is sensitive to cultural nuances.

Mulan breaks many stereotypes. It is a story of a woman who disguises as a man to prevent her sick father from being enlisted as a warrior as he has no male heir. Not only Mulan is entering the physical world of man by becoming a warrior - she is also looking after and protecting her father - a role reversal.

This beautiful 2020 Disney movie has a Black Man as the central figure. The film celebrates life despite all its hardship and projects a new 'fairytale' which is more real and accepting of the ordinary.

Disney's Moana is another example of empowering storytelling. "Moana, daughter of chief Tui tries to save her island by embarking on an adventure journey. Moana is strong, non-white and focused. It is a story that mothers would love to show their young daughters.

Raya and the Last Dragon, features a 'Southeast Asian woman warrior' as the main central figure in the movie. The main character is powerful and aspirational for young women and kids of colours, especifically Southeast Asians - who have rarely essayed such titular characters in Hollywood movies.