While women may be shedding some of their traditional gender roles, the pretty pink princess culture still abounds in the media and in merchandise aimed at young girls. Meanwhile, scientists now ...

Dr. Sarah Coyne, one of the authors of the study, told the Wall Street Journal that instead of showing negative body esteem and gender-stereotypical behavior, children who watched Disney princess ...

A new study examined how children who grew up playing and watching Disney princesses view gender roles. The research was a follow-up study on 10-year-olds who were originally studied when they were 5.

That’s why some of Disney’s newer princesses, like Brave’s Merida, are so encouraging. Merida is totally badass and doesn’t need a man to save her! Related: 10 Badass Young Feminists Who ...

Disney worked with 5,000 parents, according to It's Nice That to form a list of characteristics they would want their daughters to possess. In the end, Disney developed their Princess Principles ...

Disney’s princesses may be teaching children to have more progressive views about women and turn away from attitudes of toxic masculinity, according to a study by a Brigham Young University ...

While there is evidence that exposure to Disney princesses can enforce "damaging stereotypes," a new photo series is aiming to shift classic ideas of what a princess can and should be.Disney's # ...

A concerned dad is stirring the pot online after releasing a series of TikTok clips that show him editing out "gender stereotypes" in his daughter's Disney Princess books. His progressive reboots ...

The study is an update to a previous BYU study from 2016 that found princess culture magnified gender-based stereotypes for preschool-aged girls.

Disney made headlines after an internal video call from an all-hands-on-deck meeting was leaked where top executives spilled on the Mouse House’s choice to ax the terms "boys and girls" from its ...

With “Genderbent Disney,” artist TT Brett has edited renderings of various Disney Princes to make them look feminine, and thus advocate for diversity in cartoon design, as well as what we ...