Meet Disney’s First Afro-Latina Princess
Disney’s newest princess is making waves, and her introduction is a reminder of the power of representation and inclusivity in media. So, who is she?
It’s time to break out the bubbly, Disney fans! The studio is making strides towards greater diversity and representation in its films with the announcement of their first Afro-Latina heroine. Ariana DeBose, a Golden Globe winner, will be playing Asha in Wish, an upcoming film that explores the origin of the iconic wishing star.
In an era where diversity and representation are essential in shaping the entertainment industry, Disney’s decision to promote a broader range of experiences in their storytelling is more critical than ever. We can’t wait to see Asha’s journey unfold and to see more diverse representation in Disney films in the future. Here’s to more wishes coming true and a future where representation is the norm, not the exception.
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