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Tell Disney to commit to having Asian American writers in the room.
Please help this petition get to 25,600 signatures! They’re actively working to add an Asian American to Disney’s board of writers and executive office. They’ve already achieved their first goal of “ditching the white savior plot”, let’s help them reach this one!! Please re-blog and share to spread the word one signature at a time!!
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This October, Disney announced that it would soon be making a live-action remake of its 1998 movie Mulan, thus continuing 2016 as the Year of the Remake. Like most remakes, this one was immediately engulfed in controversy. There were rumors, later confirmed, that Disney was planning on inserting a white male love interest for Mulan who falls in love with her and saves China for her, thus proving that everything Hollywood touches turns to the opposite of gold. Fortunately, Disney has now said that everyone of note in the movie will be Chinese, but given Hollywood's past missteps with this and other movies, I'm not entirely convinced of their sincerity. Yet it's frustrating to me that Disney is already failing at basic representation when there are so many other ways they could mess up this remake that they haven't yet addressed. So let's take a look back at the original Disney movie and try and figure out what kind of story the remake might be.
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"Who is that girl I see, staring straight back at me?" Relevant for two situations: 1. When you're Mulan. 2. When you finally flip through the dozens of ugly selfies on your phone.
Growing up, Disney's 1998 Mulan meant the world to my Chinese American family. That's why I'm so determined to make sure Disney hires an Asian American writer -- someone who understands firsthand the impact of Asian representation in American media -- to have a hand in its "Legend of Mulan" production. Ditching the white savior plot isn't enough. Help us drive 20,000 signatures to Disney demanding they hire an Asian American writer Sign the petition: http://action.18mr.org/makemulanright/.
fuck whitewashing #makemulanright #asianmonth cc: mine ac: rare audios — this edit is so bad im srry
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Mulan isn't a movie about courage or confidence or whatever bullshit you think it's about. It's not about Shang, Chinese nationalism, and it's definitely not that "Mulan didn't need a man!" theory that so many basic Beckys think. Nah... Mulan, at least from an Asian immigrant vantage point, is about the friction between the traditional expectations of Asian parents and their Asian children. If they whitewash Mulan -- whether it's Mulan herself or Shang -- they'll disrupt this deep, tragic reality for many Asian immigrants. That's what makes Mulan's "reflection" such a harrowing song -- it describes that insufferable feeling of Asian immigrant children feeling trapped inside their own minds.
Love Life of an Asian Guy, October 11
Could Disney stop putting white dudes in Chinese films about independent and strong woman? Thanks
disney exec, sweatin his balls off: How Do We Make Mulan About A White Man
