804.  After the war when the Slytherins were locked in the dungeons and heavily distrusted due to their house, Hogwarts finally decides that something must be done about the harmful stereotypes. During the start of the year feast at the next school year, an emphasis is put on the fact that your house does not determine your character - Slytherins can be kind, not all Ravenclaw's are rude know-it-alls, not every Gryffindor is stupidly brave, not every Hufflepuff is a push-over, etc. During the year, each student is paired with a student of a different house and must compare and contrast each other from their house stereotypes to prove that the stereotypes are not always accurate. In the weeks following this assignment, the staff begins to notice that more and more students are sitting with students of other houses during meals, and the groups of students relaxing out on the grounds are no longer segregated by the color of their ties.

When the dragon in Mulan has more dialogue than the titular character the question isn’t just whether women are underrepresented in Hollywood — The question is who gets to give voice to the stories that form our shared cultural narrative, and the answer is men.

760. As they grew up, Harry told his kids that they'd go to Gringotts for the first time when they turned eleven. He took each of them down to the vault on their own, where he presented them with a gift for their first year. To James, he gave the Marauders Map made by his namesakes. To Albus, the Invisibility Cloak that Harry no longer needed. And to Lily, he gave the Firebolt, still unparalleled in the Quidditch world. Lily ended up an incredible Chaser.