Hey guys, what's up and welcome back to another coffee talk podcast episode.

Today we're going to have a really fun chat, especially any of you guys.

I guess that grew up in the Disney era, then you're really going to enjoy this one.

And if you're a feminist, you're probably really going to enjoy this one too.

Today's talk is going to be all about the Disney princesses and just some of the

underlying messages that they perhaps instilled into our young, impressionable brains at such a young age.

But before we jump in, I'm going to leave you guys with a quote to start the day as per usual,

get our moody intro in, and then let's dip into the conversation.

So today's quote comes from Rebecca West and it says,

I myself have never been able to find out precisely what feminism is.

I only know that people call me a feminist whenever I express sentiments that differentiate me from a dormant.

Hey guys, what's up and welcome back to another coffee talk episode.

For today, we're going to be doing a coffee talk and I want to talk about the Disney princesses.

I feel like I just want to have a general discussion about the movies we watched growing up, you know,

Snow White, Ariel. I'll even go as far as including things like Lion King and the Emperor's New

Groove and all of those just classics, you know, those Disney classics that you watch when you're

little and at the time you just absorb all of it and don't question it and then you get older and

I don't know, I find this really interesting to look at the things that we were maybe exposed to or

shown as representations and examples of things and how that has further affected us in our adulthood

and our later years of living. It shows to do the Disney princesses today because I was recently

talking about this. I want to say it was like either in a live stream or in another coffee talk and

then a couple people jumped on it and said to do the video but also just because I feel like even

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