Walt Disney Co. committed to radical LGBTQ activism, and the company continues to deliver on that chilling promise. Marvel Studios is said to have made a choice RuPaul’s drag race She Cooley is starring in an upcoming Disney+ series Steel heart – The latest indication that the studio is making drag culture an essential part of children’s entertainment.
Shea Coulee (real name Jaren Kay Merrell) is a drag artist appearing in the series’ ninth season. RuPaul’s drag raceranks first among four people. Deadline is currently reporting that it will be joining the cast, which includes Dominic Thorn as the main character, as well as Anthony Ramos and Alden Ehrenreich.
steel heartThe movie, which is expected to be released on Disney+ next year, tells the story of Riri Williams, aka Ironheart (Thorn), an inventor who makes armor to become a superhero like Tony Stark. It remains unclear what role She Cooley will play and whether she will appear in the costume, she.
In recent years, Disney has increasingly embraced the drag culture and put it at the forefront of children’s content.
The studio gave transvestite Nina West the lead role in Disney+. This Is Me: An Incredible Celebration of Pride last year. The special also featured transvestite Jackie Cox as well as “gender fluid” and “non-gender binary” artists.
According to Breitbart News, the Disney episode recently hosted a drag queen story event for employees’ children to celebrate “the gender fluidity of childhood” and to provide children with “openly queer role models.”
Disney CEO Bob Chapek pledged earlier this year to dedicate the company to radical LGBTQ activism following the fiasco over Disney’s response to Florida’s parental rights law in education.
“You needed me to be a stronger ally in the fight for equal rights, and I failed you. I’m so sorry,” Chapek said in a note challenging Disney employees this year.
In a new email to employees, Disney CEO Bob Chapek apologizes for the company’s “silence” on Florida’s “Don’t Say Gay” bill:
“You needed me to be a stronger ally in the fight for equal rights, and I failed you. Sorry.” pic.twitter.com/4px8AQbFhS
— Scott Gustin (@ScottGustin) March 11, 2022
“I truly believe our company is better and stronger thanks to our LGBTQ+ community. In this case I missed out, but I will be an ally you can count on and an outspoken advocate for the protection, visibility and opportunities you deserve.”
Source: Breitbart
