Snow White (2024)

Disney's 'Snow White' Faces a Bud Light-Style Backlash

The film won't be following the same script as the 1937 version of the film or using the same casting, which has led to a right-wing backlash on Twitter.
Time moves forward and societal norms change. In 1937, when the original Walt Disney version of "Snow White" came out women had been able to vote for less than 20 years in the United States as the 19th Amendment to the Constitution was ratified in 1920.
In the 1930s, women were still largely expected to find a husband and settle down to have children.
Women were technically allowed to go to college, but even that path was very limited.
"For the women who did manage to go to college in the 1930s, the atmosphere on campus was sobering. Discouraged from pursuing courses outside the liberal arts, denied leadership positions on campus, and pressured into marriage, women found many career paths closed to them," The Filson Club History Quarterly reported.
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Ziegler has also faced a backlash for being Latino.