Inclusivity in Disney Movie Shrek

Media Inclusivity
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Media Inclusivity
Discrimination is the unfair or unjust treatment of others owing to their different or unique set of characteristics. A good example of discrimination is when one is treated unjustly due to race or religion. In the Shrek, killing the ogre scene exemplifies the concept of discrimination. Here lord Farquaad discriminates against the ogre due to his association with the donkey and consequently orders his execution. Prejudice refers to having a distorted preconceived view of others. Here one makes a conclusion concerning another party without referencing any facts. In most cases, a person consults their emotions or feelings when making a prejudicial determination. The scene of the merry men exemplifies prejudice. The merry men underestimated the princess and concluded that she would not be able to escape from their hands (Movieclips, 2022). However, the princess flattens the threat and saves herself.
Stigmatization is closely related to discrimination. However, in stigmatization, the discriminator regards the other party as deserving immense disapproval. Stigmatization may be based on the inherent traits or behaviors of the party being discriminated against. The killing of the ogre scene exemplifies the concept of stigmatization. Lord Farquaad expresses such great disapproval of the donkey because he considers it ugly. Stereotyping refers to concluding that a person/ party must have the characteristics widely thought to belong to the group/ community from which they hail. The love in the air scene exemplifies stereotyping. The donkey assumes ...