Disney Openly Kicking Boys And Girls Out Of Their Parks!

Walt Disney Co. decided to remove gendered language such as “boys and girls” and “ladies and gentleman” in all of their themed parks to promote gender inclusivity.

City Journal’s Christopher Rufo has recorded the statement provided by Disney’s diversity and inclusion manager Vivian Ware. In the said recording, Ware was heard speaking about the changes in a video conference call.

She said in the video, “We’ve provided training for all of our cast members in relation to that. So now they know it’s ‘Hello, everyone,’ or ‘Hello, friends.’”

No more “Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls.” No longer will a little girl in a gown be greeted with a “Hello, princess!”

“We want to create that magical moment with our cast members, with our guests,” she said. “And we don’t want to just assume because someone might be in, our interpretation, maybe presenting as a female that they may not want to be ‘princess.’”

According to a Fox News report:

It was reported last year that Walt Disney World in Florida removed its longtime greeting, ‘Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls,’ from its Magic Kingdom fireworks show to promote inclusivity. It was replaced with a greeting saying, ‘Good evening, dreamers of all ages.

Disney employees walked off the job last week in protest of a perceived lack of company opposition to a Florida bill that prohibits teachers from providing instruction on sexual orientation and gender identity in kindergarten through third-grade classrooms.

SCOOP: Disney diversity and inclusion manager Vivian Ware says the company has eliminated all mentions of “ladies,” “gentlemen,” “boys,” and “girls” in its theme parks in order to create “that magical moment” for children who do not identify with traditional gender roles. pic.twitter.com/OWsGTUoeCA

— Christopher F. Rufo ⚔️ (@realchrisrufo) March 29, 2022

This was made after the Florida GOP Governor Ron DeSantis signed into law Florida’s “Parental Rights in Education” bill.

The said bill will protect children from teachers who teach classroom instruction on “sexual orientation” or “gender identity” in kindergarten through third grade.

During a press conference, DeSantis said, “In Florida, we not only know that parents have a right to be involved, we insist that parents have a right to be involved.”

A new bill was also signed by DeSantis that will impose four-year term limits on school board members and subject most material in district schools’ libraries and classrooms for approval practices.

The bill will require anyone involved in the selection of a K-12 district school’s library materials must complete a training program designed by the Florida Department of Education before they qualify.

In a statement DeSantis that the bill will help parents “defend the education of their kids”:

I’m a big believer in term limits, but you don’t even always have to wait for that to attach. You can throw the bums out in the election, If they mistreated your kids or if they didn’t follow the law, or if they did anything, you have an opportunity, for many of them will be up for reelection. I think that school board races often did not get much attention.

But I think what we’ve found is that those are some of the most important elections that we’re able to vote on, I think you’re going to have a huge amount of voter interest in these August and November elections for the school boards in the various counties.

 Then you have this governor’s race in Virginia, where you had the losing candidate say parents that — he said, parents should not be involved in what is taught in the school system. And so there is a debate in this country about what role parents have in the education of their kids. And I think in Florida with, our Parents’ Bill of Rights, with the bill we’re going to sign here today, other bills we’re going to sign later, we believe parents not only have a role, but they also have a fundamental role to be involved in the education of their kids. And that’s how it’s going to be in the state of Florida.

Sources: Conservative Brief, Fox News