Animating difference: race, gender, and sexuality in contemporary films for children

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Introduction Chapter 1 A Whole New World: Animated Films in an Unsettled and Interconnected World Chapter 2 Look Out New World, Here We Come?: Racial and Sexual Pedagogies Chapter 3 Colonial Claims: Indigenous People, Empire, and Naturalization Chapter 4 Other(ed) Latinidades: Animated Representations of [Latino] Ethnicity and Nation Chapter 5 Beyond Snow White: Femininity and Constructions of Citizenship Chapter 6 Negotiating Difference: The Racial Politics of Transgressive Sexualities/Families Chapter 7 Screening Resistance: Commodity Racism and Political Consumerism Conclusion Bibliography

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