Disney+ has decided to restrict access to several classic Disney movies that contain racial stereotypes. The films will still be viewable, but children ages seven or younger will have to watch them with parental consent.
Disney+ has decided to restrict access to several classic Disney movies that contain racial stereotypes. The films will still be viewable, but children ages seven or younger will have to watch them with parental consent.
Disney's new film, Soul, offers a profound and subtle rebuke of one of our culture’s central and mistaken assumptions, that meaning can be measured by paychecks and popularity. In the end, the film echoes one of Christianity’s central insights: that all of life, when lived for a higher purpose, is sacred
While not overtly religious, Disney's new film Clouds, tells the inspiring story of a Christian teen who is seeking purpose while also suffering from terminal cancer.
Initially receiving rave reviews, feedback on Disney's live action Mulan has chilled considerably after reports that Disney filmed substantial portions of the movie in China’s Xinjiang province, with the blessing and cooperation of the Chinese Communist government.
Xinjiang is the home province of some 12 million Muslim Uighurs that live in China. According to the U. S. State Department, over one million of them have been moved to concentration camps where “they are starved, abused, tortured, electrocuted, raped and even killed.”
Disney Channel announced that the lead character in its show The Owl House is bisexual. This is the first time Disney has featured an LGBTQ+ character as the lead.
Disney Channel and Nickelodeon both debuted LGBT pride month commercials in June featuring famous women in the LGBT community.
Disney recently released a new short film about a man coming out as gay to his parents.
According to a recent report, streaming is up by 300 percent on Netflix and Disney+.
In a recent episode of Disney XD's DuckTales the series featured an LGBT couple.
