Social Justice Disney and it's Extreme Sexism Against Boys

Disney has flipped it's switch in the last couple years in an attempt to silence the social justice warriors claims of how Disney is "sexist against girls" because 50 years ago they made "Princess in distress" movies.

If you have kids and watch any Disney channel, you will notice a very obvious trend in it's shows as well as it's commercials.

The majority (if not ALL) Disney shows in the last couple years fill every social justice quota, including it's buy out of the Star wars Franchise. (I will get to that later)

Social Justice Disney and it's Extreme Sexism Against Boys

Social Justice Check list:

- The lead character HAS to be a female "hero" who is magically better at everything without actual training or effort.

- The secondary lead has to be a minority of a sort

- The bad guy has to be a white male.

The story lines are also filled with sexist overtones and demeaning "males are stupid" messages.

Disney TV Movies like "Zapped" where a girl has an iPhone app that allows her to control boys (to make them better) and "How to build a better boy" are not only sexist... they are blatant about it.

Social Justice Disney and it's Extreme Sexism Against Boys

No one can imagine the reverse of these without a mass public outcry and campaign against the "sexism of girls". But this is permitted because once again... "Boys don't matter".

Disney "Descendants" Is another example.

The Show line up is just as one sided:

Social Justice Disney and it's Extreme Sexism Against Boys

Ex1: Jessie - Female "hero" nanny who takes care of everything because rich parents are absent and the male butler is a bumbling idiot. Filling the child roles with quota adopted mix, where the white male is a perverted idiot.

Ex2: GIRL meets world - A spin off of the 90's Boy meets world (when shows were allowed to have male leads.) where the female daughter and her female friend deal with life issues which included dealing with a weasel nerdy white kid who loves them both.

Ex3: KC Undercover - A powerful and smart black female spy kid who has to constantly save her idiot brother from getting himself into trouble.

Even the commercials are sexist and yet still push the "Be a princess" nonsense that feminist whined about for eons which essentially proves that they don't actually care about the princess debate, they simply just wanted males to disappear because "equality":

Disney "I am A princess" > youtube.com/watch?v=Bd46aI28QRk

Disney " Dream Big, Princess - Be a Champion > youtube.com/watch?v=oYcGSeXiUI8

Social Justice Disney and it's Extreme Sexism Against Boys

Another very commonly played ad on the Disney channel is "Girls rule at Toys "R" Us" which is not a "Disney" ad but is extremely sexist and therefore played at almost every commercial break.

Now the Disney Star Wars buy out brought out a whole new level of sexism... Since the buy out there have been few, if any, ads made which there is a boy or the boy is the lead. Even though BOYS are the main group of interest in this franchise.

"Yes I get that they want to make girls feel they can also like Star Wars, but there is a major difference between inclusion and complete gender swap, excluding the primary group"

Social Justice Disney and it's Extreme Sexism Against Boys

The basic "Strong / Independent" girl lead commercial roles. Having to constantly tell girls they are "strong and independent" because otherwise they won't believe they are good enough is sadly ironic.

The few times they do add males to the ads, they make a huge point to push the "girl power" nonsense, because once again, girls need to be constantly reminded that they are capable and powerful or otherwise they are to fragile and will slip into depression and eating disorders. SMH.

Social Justice Disney and it's Extreme Sexism Against Boys
Social Justice Disney and it's Extreme Sexism Against Boys

Disney has lost it's mind and it's common sense by being yet another of the many sheep to fall for the social justice nonsense.

* That's my two cents. *

Social Justice Disney and it's Extreme Sexism Against Boys
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