Re: Disney+ Actress Says It's Time For A Trans Disney Prince, Princess

 > Ubiquitous wrote:
 > Disney+ actress comedian Margaret Cho said it’s time for a
transgender 
 > Disney Prince and Disney Princess as she promoted her latest role
as an 
 > LGBTQ guidance counselor in the network’s latest movie, “Prom
Pact.”
 > 
 > During the 54-year-old actress’ interview with Times of India, the 
 > LGBTQ activist described her role in the movie as “a Queer
character in 
 > the film who’s somebody that the kids look up to, which I think is 
 > really amazing,” and said it’s “absolutely” time for a lead LGBTQ 
 > character in a Disney movie.
 > 
 > “I would love to see them everywhere,” Cho said. “I would love to
see 
 > trans characters and different types of people in roles of like
Disney 
 > Princess, Disney Prince and Disney everything.”
 > 
 > “I think this would be really important and it’s a move towards the

 > future,” she added. “It’s a move towards who we are. I think it’s 
 > really admirable and really exciting.”
 > 
 > 	Comedian Margaret Cho is calling on Disney to introduce 
 > 	Transgender Princes and Princess in children’s movies.
 > 
 > 	“I would love to see trans characters. I would love to see 
 > 	different types of people in the roles of like Disney 
 > 	Princess, Disney Prince.”
 > 
 > 	Source: Times of India pic.twitter.com/IKWVymIgZH
 > 
 > 	— Oli London (@OliLondonTV) April 13, 2023
 > 
 > The TV-14 movie first aired on Disney Channel on March 30 and was 
 > somewhat edited for broadcast, the outlet noted. A “slightly
longer” 
 > version of the film then streamed on Disney+ “with some more
explicit 
 > dialogue,” according to IMDb.
 > 
 > Reading through parental reviews on Common Sense Media, the
majority of 
 > parents found there was nothing safe in the show for children to
watch 
 > with all the sexual references.
 > 
 > “Lots of virtue signaling. Pushes a lot of left political views
onto 
 > children in an inorganic, forceful way,” one parent wrote. “The
main 
 > character feels the need to mention sexism in almost every single
line 
 > and can’t even get behind the basic principles of prom at first
like 
 > dancing or dressing up. Protagonist is unlikable and is giving ‘I’m
not 
 > like other girls.’ There is a mention of sex at one stage in a
supposed 
 > children’s movie. Stripping away the incessant need to push a
political 
 > agenda, this movie is a generic high school film with several
cliches. 
 > I would not recommend.”
 > 
 > Another wrote, “Don’t Bother, Sex, political correctness, &
cussing. 
 > Thought about watching this with my 12 year old but had to turn it
off 
 > within the first 10 minutes due to sexual references and political 
 > correctness. Can’t they let kids be kids? I mean this is Disney.”
 > 
 > Yet another commenter noted that in just the first few minutes of
the 
 > movie, “high school boys are in a grocery store talking about sex.
They 
 > actually reference putting a ‘P in a V’ (more than once!) I was
shocked 
 > that this is Disney.”
 > 
 > “The main character is pretty annoying, every scene she has
something 
 > to say about sexism, feminism, etc […] it’s too much,” the person 
 > added. “Was hoping for something lighthearted to watch with my kids

 > since we love Zombies, Descendents, and the other Disney originals.
I 
 > am pretty lenient with what I let my kids watch and find myself on
the 
 > more liberal side of things, but this was a lot…”
 > 
 > --
 > Let's go Brandon!

The problem with Disney is that nobody who
has a Disney+ subscription cares. Oh look X-men 97........I am hooked
 

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