Lilo And Stitch Analysis

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The word inclusion represents a famous quote from Lilo and Stitch: “Ohana means family. Family means nobody gets left behind or forgotten.” Similar to Lilo’s relationship to Stitch, inclusion is being there for someone who does not fit in, can be socially anxious or extroverted to a point that may seem out-of-place. In the case of Stitch’s inclusion into Lilo’s life, Lilo had seen a “dog” that everyone was afraid of, knowing she had not fit in with children her age. It became her goal to make friends with him and help him adjust to life on earth, adopting him into her family. Inclusion is just that, adding someone to your group of friends, discussions, and activities. While I attend Virginia Tech, I plan to advance this concept of inclusion

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