Bob Chapek

“These culture wars have an economic cost.”

“There’s always going to be people who are afraid and unaware and trying to hold on to what was before,” Chris Evans said. “But those people die off like dinosaurs.”

Despite protesters in front of Disney’s parks calling the corporation “groomers,” Disney’s parks are raking in cash.

The scheme to punish Disney could seriously backfire, since taxpayers might be forced to take on Disney’s $2 billion debt.

Liberals say Disney is not inclusive enough. Conservatives say its too “woke.” Now, a gay 13-year-old theater kid has entered the conversation.

Tucker Carlson accused Disney of having a “sexual agenda for six-year-old children” while Laura Ingraham said the roller coaster should be called “Sex Mountain.”

At the same time, Disney employees continue to criticize the company for not coming out strong enough against the bill.

On Tuesday, Disney employees across the country participated in a walkout to protest the company’s lackluster response to Florida’s discriminatory “Don’t Say Gay” bill.

Raven-Symoné, Mark Ruffalo, and Kerry Washington all took a stand.

Disney brands are standing with employees.

Multiple employees have reportedly called the old CEO to say how disappointed they are in how the new one has responded to the “Don’t Say Gay” bill.

Anyone who participates could be fired.

Oliver called the company “morally bankrupt” for failing to support LGBTQ people.

The company announced today that it will “pause” all political giving in Florida. It did not say that it would ask for the sponsors of the bill to return their previous donations.

“Nearly every moment of overtly gay affection is cut at Disney’s behest.”

That’s a lot of money to decline, but there’s even more at stake for LGBTQ youth.

The company will also donate $5 million to LGBTQ rights organizations.

Information provided to LGBTQ Nation from a Disney shareholder shows three resolutions the board is urging shareholders to reject.

An email from the president of Disney’s streaming division also suggested employees make a donation to an LGBTQ group as a way to ease the pain that their company is donating to the GOP politicians behind the bill.

The Walt Disney Company has donated to each of the lawmakers behind Florida’s “Don’t say gay” bill.