Disney Beclowns Itself by Giving ‘Fairy Godmothers’ the Gender Neutral Treatment – Opinion

I’d start by saying this fixation on gender identity is starting to get ridiculous, but that particular ship sailed a long time ago. As woke corporations continue to wokify everything, we are living in an absurd world.

The Walt Disney Corporation is currently recovering from its political assupping from Florida Governor. Ron DeSantis vs. the Parental Rights in Education Law. Now, the “Happiest Place on Earth” is once again trying to curry favor with the progressive crowd by changing the name of the “Fairy Godmothers in Training” cast members to something that is more gender neutral.

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Instead of the previous moniker, this particular role will now be known as “Fairy Godmother’s Apprentice” because inclusivity and stuff. This character’s job is to dress and style children to reflect their favorite Disney character in the Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique. According to the company’s blog, “[t]his cast members that might not identify as female can still be part of the process to dress up & style the children without having to refer to themselves as a female Disney character.”

It is a good thing to be thankful. After all, they could have changed it to “Fairy GodBirthingPerson,” right?

Hopefully, they don’t read this – I don’t want to give them any ideas.

But Disney’s continuing obsession with progressive ideology on gender and sexuality raises a question: How far will they go before its customer base has had enough? Right? The company is sliding deeper into wokeism, and the majority of Americans do not support it.

At some point, parents are not going to want to continue bringing their children to Disney’s theme parks – especially if the company continues finding ways to wokify the attractions. The same will eventually come true for the company’s movies and television programming. While some people might tolerate a degree of wakefulness, the House of the Mouse risks alienating large portions of its customers if it goes too far. But is it too late?