Snow-White Is-No-White

The beloved fairy tale of “Snow-White” has captivated audiences for generations, but beneath its enchanting surface lies a deeper issue of representation and bias. The story, as traditionally portrayed, revolves around a white girl in peril, perpetuating a normalized narrative that excludes girls who are not white. This lack of diversity raises important questions about the need for change in education, film, music, performing arts, and literature to prevent bias in cultural development.

Snow-White Is-No-White

/ˈsnoʊˈhwaɪt ɪz noʊ hwaɪt/

Because the “Snow-White” story was not about a white girl in such peril, which has been normalized for girls who are not white.

When will education, film, music, performing arts, and literature change, to prevent bias in culture development?

This question raises an important point about the need for diversity and inclusivity in storytelling and representation. It calls for a shift in the way stories are told and for a more inclusive approach that reflects the diversity of our society. By embracing different perspectives and experiences, we can create a more equitable and inclusive culture.

It’s important to recognize that change takes time and effort. However, there are already movements and initiatives working towards greater diversity and…