Seriously exacerbated by Disney's version which took what was an eleven year old girl and turned…

…roduct of Westernized tales and folklore about Pocahontas and the “mythical princess.” For example, Pocahontas is a story that portrays her as the subordinate character who is experiencing colonization in the 1700s. In the story, Pocahontas is saved by a white male Englishman, John Smith, when the colonialists invade the state of Virginia. Pocahontas is shown being "saved" by John Smith in what is depicted as a love story.
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Julia E Hubbel
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Oct 10, 2020
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Seriously exacerbated by Disney's version which took what was an eleven year old girl and turned her into a very sexualized, big breasted woman. Of course they did.
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