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Building a life around cartoons is disturbing and sad. But the problem isn’t people who love fantasy too much. It’s people who have nothing better to love, and a culture that tells them they may just as well wish upon a star as call upon the Lord.

The Florida House of Representatives and Senate have both approved a bill this week to strip Disney World of its self-governing status.

Disney is reportedly scheduled to air an ad from the Gay & Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation featuring a mother of a transgender teen in light of its recent support for the LGBT community amid legislation that restricts transgender treatments for children and the teaching of gender ideology in schools.

Nearly 70 percent of American voters say they are likely to support alternatives to Disney in light of comments by Disney filmmakers that the company wants to add more LGBT content to programs.

On Wednesday, a crowd of Christians gathered outside Disney headquarters in Burbank, California to protest the entertainment giant's efforts to include more LGBTQ+ content in its films and TV shows.

In a recent virtual meeting, a group of Disney filmmakers and employees said that they have been given the freedom to add "queerness" and LGBT characters to children's programming but believe much more needs to be done.

Disney's Pixar recently announced that it is restoring a kissing scene with a same-sex couple in its upcoming film, Lightyear, following backlash over how Disney's CEO initially responded to Florida's parental rights education bill.

Disney has been known as a wonderful company that promotes child-friendly material and creativity. However, Disney has decided to take a political stance as a business in going against this bill. This leads us to a greater question, what does Disney’s interference with politics tell us about their vision?

Walt Disney CEO Bob Chapek issued an apology to Disney employees for not taking a stronger stance on a new Florida education bill, HB 1557, which critics have dubbed the “Don’t Say Gay” bill.

Marvel confirmed this week that Loki, a villainous character from the Marvel Cinematic Universe, is gender-fluid and will be represented as such in the new Disney+ series Loki.