Contents:
- DISNEY’S FIRST GAY KISS IS THE LEAST WORRYG PART OF LIGHTYEAR
- 'LIGHTYEAR' STAR CHRIS EVANS LLS CRICS OF DISNEY PIXAR'S GAY KISSG SCENE ‘IDTS’
DISNEY’S FIRST GAY KISS IS THE LEAST WORRYG PART OF LIGHTYEAR
Me unr fire for s ial silence regardg a Florida bill rtrictg classroom discsn of sexual orientatn and genr inty — dubbed “Don’t Say Gay” by crics. Durg the tumult, Pixar employe lled out Disney executiv for cuttg “nearly every moment of overtly gay affectn” om the animatn stud’s films. There’s nothg subtle about their exprsg overtly gay affectn.
Disney’s LGBTQ activists are simply makg good on their pledge by the Disney executive (ught on a vio) to produce up to half of the Disney characters reflectg homosexual, transgenr, and “mory” inti. Whholdg fanc sends a msage, and Disney stockholrs are ’s the al: LGBTQ activists at Disney whipped up hysteria and lied when the majory of Floridians agreed to protect children’s nocence om gay propaganda through the Parental Rights Edutn Act. Disney and Pixar have received substantial attentn over the past months after employe alleged that rporate executiv cut “nearly every moment of overtly gay affectn” recent films, “regardls of when there is prott om both the creative teams and executive learship at Pixar.
'LIGHTYEAR' STAR CHRIS EVANS LLS CRICS OF DISNEY PIXAR'S GAY KISSG SCENE ‘IDTS’
Ron DeSantis’ ntroversial “Parental Rights Edutn” bill, or, as many lled , the “Don’t Say Gay” bill. Strange World, g this November, will feature the first-ever gay teen romance, and Disney+ currently boasts an entire “pri” llectn on s streamg service. Ron DeSantis’ Parental Rights Edutn bill — you know, what progrsiv ll the “Don’t Say Gay” bill (that has nothg to do wh sayg “gay”).
Followg a year marked by turmoil wh s LGBTQ+ fan base and employe, Disney is releasg s first-ever movie that shows a gay kiss. Lightyear is not the first Disney film to be censored other untri for s pictn of gay characters.
After ially refg to ment on Florida’s “Don’t Say Gay” bill, the pany faced a wave of cricism om employe and nsumers. “Nearly every moment of overtly gay affectn is cut at Disney’s beht, regardls of when there is prott om both the creative teams and executive learship at Pixar, ” their letter read.