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I made no other analogies.

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Men do get viewed as stronger and better than woman and woman get less compared to men as weaker than men and cant do as much stuff as men do.

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An example of culture would be when they were at the carrot farm with the family

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saying that she cannot be what she wants to be just because she is a bunny is discrimination

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A example of stereotyping could be that the characters are bad people

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At the ending, Judy says to nick how she believes the animals going savage has to do with their predator-based biology. This can be an example of sexual or racial discrimination when someone tries to compare situations to prehistoric circumstances.

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Women can relate to Judy because she is stereotyped as being weak and not smart, these are similar stereotypes that are given to women who work in typically male-dominated fields.

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An example of culture would be Zootopia and how all of the animals supposedly live in harmony.

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When Gideon the fox bullies Judy, and tells her she will not be able to be a cop because she is a bunny.

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The prey is perceived as weak, and expectations are set lower for them. Predators are perceived as strong and viscous, and they are held to high expectations.

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Another analogy I made while watching this movie is just that Nick is seen as a predator and when Judy told Zootopia to stay away from predators she included Nick, because he's a fox.

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Women might identify with Judy's experience at the academy by not feeling accepted because of the stereotype that being a police officer is a "man's job."

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An example of discrimination was when Judy wasn't accepted when wanting to become a police officer, she faced discrimination even when starting the job.

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In Zootopia, an example of stereotyping is the "all predators are bad."

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Women might relate with Judy experiences because women sometimes feel different than men.

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No, I don't relate to the movie but others may with discrimination because of Judy Hopps.

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they're culture would be how Judy had a Carrot farm with her family.

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Predators are the minority in Zootopia and the majority prey discriminates against them because of a few bad predators. The discrimination faced by the predators and Judy Hopps is all a metaphor for our world.

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In zootopia there was plenty of categories of stereotype used by the character's which was gender, race, physical features, national group and more.

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Another analogy I noticed was the stereotyping between who are prey and who are predators. This can be considered discrimination.

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An example of culture could be Judy’s carrot farm with her parents.

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Women might identify with Judy’s experiences because most times we feel like we are incapable of doing certain things because of how society and the media portrays women vs men. Men are brought up to be viewed as strong, while women are viewed to be frail and weak.

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One example of discrimination was how her boss assigned her on parking ticket duty because he didn’t think she could do anything else since she is a bunny.

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Women might identify with Judy's experience because we are constantly underestimated due to our gender -- "we cannot do this because we are too wear" and "we cannot do that because that is a man's job."

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When joining the boy scouts, Nick was denied admittance by his fellow "prey" members because he of who he was.

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Judy's general stereotype of a cute and girly bunny is broken when she becomes the first of her species in the Zootopia PD.

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Everyone stereotypes Nick because he is a fox and they believe that he cannot be trusted. I think this is an analogy to racial stereotypes that happen in real life.

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I noticed throughout the film that they were saying nick was an untrustworthy sly fox and that they were saying predators have aggressive tendencies from before they evolved. i havent been in class to hear much of what we have spoken on.

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Women may identify with judy because at the academy they all said that she wouldnt be able to graduate because she is weak. i dont know much about this part i was in quarantine.

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Some examples of culture are the different districts. They have different people and architectures.

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An example of discrimination would be when the police force gave Judy parking ticket duty just because she was a bunny.

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An example of stereotyping would be when they say that predators are going savage due to them regressing and going back to their original dna/instincts.

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We see people get discriminated against because of a small portion of people who make the news for doing something outside the norm when most people in that group are not like that. For example in racism people develop a prejudice because of one bad experience they had or one their parents shared, leading to a hate for an entire race.

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Even after many years women are still seen as delicate, or at least not nearly as tough as men. This is especially apparent in women who have been stereotyped as being exceptionally delicate, like in this case a bunny.

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Each district had it’s own environment and the small towns outside the city each had their own characteristics.

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Every predator was targeted with hate because of attacks cause by unknown sources.

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An example of stereotyping in this movie would be when the other animals believe that Judy the bunny is too weak to be a police officer.

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The idea that nick is untrustworthy and sly just because he is a fox.

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Culture could be shown in Judys hometown and how it was a small farm area with all the people that act the same compared to the city with many different animals all together.

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Most women are categorized to not be strong and considered below men when it comes to physical activities. Judy experiences this because she is seen as weak just because bunnies are supposed to be weak and not meant to be police.

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When officer Clawhauser got moved to the basement and out of the front desk just because he was a Prey.

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when judy was giving her speech about the animals that went missing, she made it clear that all of the animals were predators, and she started to get too involved with the dna of predators, and almost saying it would be normal for the to go back to being "savage". this deal with the discrimination we see in out society today with different groups of people.

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in most sitiuations, women are seen as weak when it comes to the career they are in. this happens in real life all of the time and it happened with judy when she was training.

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an example of culture in zootopia would be the districts inside of the city.

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an example of discrimination is the whole prey vs. predators situation. there is a lot of hate towards predators because of their dna, and because of all the attacks going on throughout the movie.

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an example of stereotyping in zootopia is judys dream to become a police officer. many people doubted her because she is not as "strong" or "big" as most police officers and is seen as "weak" because she is a rabbit.

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The stereotypes of predators being harmful and dangerous may relate to racial profiling we see in real life.

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Women may understand Judy's experience of being viewed as weak and and lesser. Women are often underestimated in workforces, especially ones where physical labor is important like the police force. This relates to the statistics of women being less likely to have a job.

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An example of culture is the different districts of Zootopia. Each district has a different ecosystem with different animals and customs.

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An example of stereotyping is when the police didn't trust Nick as a witness to the jaguar going "savage." They thought he would lie because they view foxes as sneaky and untrustworthy.

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An example of stereotyping is when predators are viewed as dangerous savages due to their biology, despite most predators being perfectly harmless citizens. This is shown in Nick's childhood when he wasn't allowed to join the scouts because the other boys didn't trust him.

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There were some stereotypes shown for Nick. In one scene Nick said, "If the world is only going to see a fox as shifty and untrustworthy, there's no point in trying to be anything else." I feel like this represents the pressure and toxicity of society that sometimes forces people to conform to certain standards.

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A part of Italian culture was shown when the mouse gave Judy a kiss on both cheeks which is a common greeting in many countries.

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The scene when Judy is giving a statement about the case and talks about how it’s biological for predators to go savage. She was stereotyping them in a harmful way the same way people in our society racial profile people.

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Judy being underestimated when awarded a job as a police officer, she was put on parking duty because they had an assumption that she was dumb and could nkt handle anything more difficult. This relates to the conversation we had about how women are underestimated in the work place, the fact that despite our knowledge we are not always taken 100% seriously and there are doubts on whether or not we’ll be able to “handle” an assignment. We discussed last week that women’s possibly maternity leave could affect them getting a job  because the employer doesn’t want to have to find someone to cover their absence. This relates to Judy because she was just a “dumb bunny” she wasn’t given a legitimate case to tackle or assignment to assist/lead on.
Amanda Cosgriff

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An example of culture in Zootopia would be the analogy between United States & Zootopia. The ideal that anyone can be anything, no matter what, and that we are a perfectly happy melting pot with no prejudice  or discrimination is similar in these two regions, but the reality is that’s not true. There are always some element of negativity or wrongdoing and it’s about acknowledging it and making change happen. The “culture” would be the false idea of a utopia.
Amanda Cosgriff

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You didn’t see a lot of female officers if any in the film and it’s very realistic in comparison to the police work force in real life and Judy is faced with criticism with not only her being a bunny but a woman bunny as well
-Isabel Alvarez

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The predator community presence in this showcases discrimination because when Nick Wilde wanted to join boy scouts, the prey bullied him because they had a preconceived notion that predators are aggressive/violent, which resulted in Nick being muzzled.
Amanda Cosgriff

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In Zootopia, the example of stereotyping presented would be when Judy expresses her dreams of being a police officer. They have a stereotype that bunnies cannot have an occupation such as a police officer. They aren’t “strong” enough or “big enough” so they town has this ideal of “dumb bunnies” engraved into their society. They think that bunnies cannot amount to more than being a carrot farmer.
Amanda Cosgriff

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Because people underestimate her and her abilities

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When the elephant refuses to sell a popsicle to Nick Wilde because he’s a fox

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An example of stereotyping is when they group prey to be weak and helpless and predators to be vicious and ruthless

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An analogy i made while watching the film was that people will judge someone based on where they are from and who they are without getting to know them first and instead of getting angry about it you can just kindly educate if they are willing to listen

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If a female goes into a male dominated work environment the discrimination is relative for all women’s experience

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The different districts represent different cultures and areas

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Women can relate to Judy because when she becomes a cop, people underestimate her. She is looked at as this fragile little bunny that can't do anything. They gave her the "easy" job of being the meter maid because they didn't think she was capable of doing anything else.

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In the movie, there is different districts around zootopia.

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An example of discrimination would be when the elephants didn't want to give Nick the jumbo pop because he was a fox. Also, when Judy became an officer, no one believed she could do it because she was a bunny. They didn't think she was good enough to handle the "big" jobs so they made her the meter maid.

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An example of stereotyping would be how predators are seen as monsters and dangerous, and the prey is seen as weak and not strong enough. Also, the other animals think the bunnies aren't capable of a lot of things because they are bunnies. Everyone also just assumes nick is bad or dangerous just because he is a fox.

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Everyone stereo types Nick as a sneaky fox that cannot be trusted. I think this is analogy to racial stereotypes that happen in real life. - Tyara Pinela

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Everyone stereo types Nick as a sneaky fox that cannot be trusted. I think this is analogy to racial stereotypes that happen in real life. - Tyara Pinela

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Women might relate to Judy's experience at the police academy because Judy was treated differently based on her being a bunny, which I think represents being a women. The chief did not treat her equally, and heavily underestimated Judy. She did not have the same opportunities as the other officers. - Tyara Pinela

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Women might relate to Judy's experience at the police academy because Judy was treated differently based on her being a bunny, which I think represents being a women. The chief did not treat her equally, and heavily underestimated Judy. She did not have the same opportunities as the other officers. - Tyara Pinela

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Some examples of culture in Zootopia is represented in the different ecosystems present in Zootopia. Such as Tundra Town, the rainforest, and the desert. - Tyara Pinela

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Some examples of culture in Zootopia is represented in the different ecosystems present in Zootopia. Such as Tundra Town, the rainforest, and the desert. - Tyara Pinela

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An example of discrimination is when the elephants did not want to give Nick the jumbo pop, simply because he was a predator. - Tyara Pinela

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An example of discrimination is when the elephants did not want to give Nick the jumbo pop, simply because he was a predator. - Tyara Pinela

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An example of stereotyping is when Judy is young, everyone thinks she will be a dumb bunny carrot farmer. - Tyara Pinela 

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An example of stereotyping is when Judy is young, everyone thinks she will be a dumb bunny carrot farmer. - Tyara Pinela 

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an example of discrimination could be certain animals being harmed for being prey or predator. for example how judy is repeatedly discriminated against for being a small bunny, or when nick was being bullied for being a predator. the predator being discriminated against isn't as common as prey, which can refer to the difference of men and women being discriminated against.
-ava metz

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I think another disney movie that related to this is Sing. That movie implies the basic societal roles men and woman should have. Like woman are "dumb", or "men can't cry", "men can't sing that's a girl thing", or woman can't play boy instruments, etc. The movie goes on about how men and woman can be equal and do things that the other sex isn't socially excepted of

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One thing I have noticed in the movie is how a lot of the males in the police force were imaged as big, strong animals such as the ox, lion, and elephant and how Judy was the only female bunny who was significantly smaller than most of her class.

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Women can relate to Judy because back when women couldn't do the same things and jobs as men and then they finally put their foot down and said that they can do the same things as men can, men would do their best to make them still feel inferior, despite women being able to do the exact same things as men. I relates back to the statistics last week in regards that some jobs do not nearly have as many women enrolled as they do men.

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An example of culture in the movie would be how the city contained a bunch of different animals and every animal had their own way of living in the city, such as hamsters going through tubes instead of subways.

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An example of discrimination was when Judy first became an officer, she was not assigned to any of the jobs she desired like her fellow officers were, due to the fact that she was a bunny and not an ox, lion, or any of the other large animals in the police force. Instead of being assigned to bigger assignments, she was stuck watching the meters on the side of the road.

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An example of stereotyping is how when Judy was young, she got bullied by a fox because of her being a bunny and how she couldn't really step up to a predator like the fox bullying her.

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Women can relate to Judy being overlooked in the workplace, and seen as a meter maid rather than a real cop. The other officers were intimidated having a women there doing the same job as them, and tried to shrink her down to a weak bunny. This relates back to the wage gap statistics, and the fact that women only hold a small percentage of jobs in government/positions of power.

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In Zootopia, there are ecosystems such as Tundra Town and Sahara Square in which the species are separated. Another interesting example was that certain species have reclaimed or reappropriated words. Judy says that only bunnies can call other bunnies cute, and it is taken offensively if someone else uses that word to describe them.

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An example of discrimination would be the elephants at the ice cream parlor refusing to serve Nick because he is a fox, and assuming he is violent and cannot read. Another example would be Judy being assigned parking duty while everyone else works on very important missing persons cases.

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Examples of stereotyping would be that predators are always violent and prey are always weak. Also in the animals career fields; it is believed bunnies can only be carrot farmers.

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The issues and the stereotyping actually shows what happens to females on a daily. We get told we cant do certain things because we are female.

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Judy is often underestimated and stereotyped, however, she still persists. She stands up for herself and tries her best even when her own parents tell her to give up. - Nicole J

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A line of dialogue that particularly stands out is, “you throw like a bunny” which is like the saying, “you throw like a girl” which contributes to the stereotype that woman are seen to be weak. -Aubrey Sindel

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Judy is underestimated and women can relate to this because women are often overlooked in fields that are dominated by men. -Nicole J

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In zootopia, we see all the different districts of each animal. -Nicole J

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Judy is assigned as a meter maid just because she is a bunny. -Nicole J

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I thought how it was cool that Judy never gave up on herself from the beginning when she was just a little bunny. Her parents underestimated her and when you’re growing up parents have a big influence on your decisions but she knew what she wanted to do and who she wanted to be and never let anyone affect her. Also when that one animal called her “cute” and it wasn’t a good thing to call a bunny if you weren’t a bunny. This can relate to other races. There are certain words/phrases you should not use towards other races because of the history behind it.

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An example of a stereotype would be that bunnies are just seen as cute and incapable of doing things like being a police officer. -Nicole J

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Women can relate to Judy at the police academy because usually male dominated fields like this underestimate women when they are at the same level as them.

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Because judy is a bunny she is deemed as “fragile” and incapable of being a cop. I feel like it goes the same way with women who are underestimated of what we can do

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Culture is shown through the different districts around zootopia.

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An example of discrimination would be when the chief police guy made Judy be a meter maid because he didn’t think she was capable of doing any of the other missing mammal cases.

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women might have a similar experience as judy at the police academy because they could be underestimated as she was - michaeyla barbee (4th period)

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an example of culture would be the different animal districts and where they are all from

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an example of discrimination is when the chief of police made judy a meter maid because she is a bunny