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Children’s Animated Movies May Promote Bias Through Their Depiction of These Characters, Study Says
New research says animated films may promote bias by depicting characters with strabismus as villains, sidekicks, or bumbling ...
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Black Friday deals are getting started. If you can't wait for the day itself, there are plenty of great deals on Nintendo ...
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1975: Will Vinton
He also produced and directed The Adventures of Mark Twain in 1985, which some consider the first full-length animated ...
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Movie Characters With Strabismus Likely to be Portrayed Negatively
Characters with strabismus are often portrayed in animated movies and are significantly more likely to be portrayed ...
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Animated movie characters with strabismus are more likely to be villains, study finds
CU researchers found characters with crossed or drifting eyes are more likely to play more minor roles in animated movies and be considered unintelligent or villainous.
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“He won’t ever tell”: Hayao Miyazaki Can Hate Anime, But He Will Never Take One Piece and Others Lightly
Despite his criticisms of the anime industry, Hayao Miyazaki’s approach demonstrates that he never truly underestimates his ...