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Disney and Critical Global Citizenship: Border Politics and Linguistic Decolonization in The Lion Guard
In this essay, I analyze the Disney television series The Lion Guard as a site of public pedagogy and argue that the show fosters a form of critical global citizenship among young viewers. It does this, I further maintain, in two primary ways: the progressive treatment of and careful attention to im
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