Is Disney World Still A Safe Haven For Florida's LGBTQ+ Community?
The state's recent legislative attacks have some Disney fans worried.
May 9, 2023
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The state's recent legislative attacks have some Disney fans worried.
The state's assertion of control over what was once a special Disney tax district is retribution for the company's constitutionally protected speech, the suit says.
The Walt Disney Co. is issuing a formal apology to a San Diego man for an incident at Disneyland that the company claims was a misunderstanding but which the man asserts was antigay bias.
For many Fortune 500 companies corporate pride is a year-round enterprise.
In a move that's being seen as a response to Disney's opposition to "don't say gay" legislation, Florida citizens may be looking at coughing up $1 billion.
The company's statements on the Florida bill "have utterly failed to match the magnitude of the threat to LGBTQIA+ safety represented by this legislation," an employee website says.
The company claims to be an ally of the LGBTQ+ community, but it's still funding hateful politicians.
The comedian rebuked the Florida governor for stripping Disney World of its special status due to the company condemning the state's "don't say gay" law.
The retired NBA star and supportive father has filed a petition on behalf of his transgender daughter, Zaya.
Disney, Pixar's owner, has been criticized for its slow response to Florida's "don't say gay" bill and accused of deleting LGBTQ+ content from its films.
"You needed me to be a stronger ally in the fight for equal rights and I let you down," CEO Bob Chapek wrote in a memo to employees.
This October, Christie and Teresa Basile became the first same-sex couple to have a commitment ceremony at Disneyland -- proving anything can happen when you wish upon a star