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the prince is white or really really light-skinned and straight-haired and she turns into a frog for probably most of the film.
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I think the prince's name is Naveen and he's of Middle Eastern or Indian descent (I don't think it's been official announced what race he is), why does it matter what race he is and does it matter if she's a frog for most of the film? LesYpersound said:the prince is white or really really light-skinned and straight-haired and she turns into a frog for probably most of the film.
I don't know how to feel about the first version being x'd because interracial dating and white princes are "a terrible message to send to black girls" when a terrible message has been sent to black boys by having black girls virtually non existent in the media. I hate the damn double standard. Let the girl have her white prince!
Black people are black people's own worst enemy sometimes. All this crying over nothing hinders change.
Black romance is cool but there's nothing wrong with interracial and it's a shame Disney had to change it to something this lame when the black girl finally gets her share.
/pissed off




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