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Manufacturing Enchantment: How Inequality Is Reproduced and Contested Among Disneyland Workers
For generations, Disneyland has occupied a distinctive place in American culture, attracting workers known as “cast members” who often enter employment enchanted by Disney. These cast members arrive from different social backgrounds, carrying different expectations for their work and levels of emoti
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