scholars criticize Tolle's teachings, while others praise them. Between 1991 and 1997, she ran a school for children with learning disabilities. Her latest non-fiction is about Margaret Douglas, Countess of Lennox. She found the transition to fiction easy, explaining, "Every book is a learning curve, and you have to keep an open mind." To avoid experiencing a similar dilemma with Jasmine, the filmmakers ultimately decided to have the princess animated entirely at one studio. With her appearance finalized, Jasmine became Disney's first non-white princess as opposed to being of European heritage. Thematically, Jasmine also represents civil rights, racial tolerance, social hierarchy, as well as life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. However, there was no further public recognition of her wartime resistance and humanitarian work until after the