Disney Gay ‘Pride Collection’ Clothing
Made in Anti-LGBTQ China
Posted By: Beardo, 5/25/2022 2:11:50 AM
The Walt Disney Co.’s LGBTQ-themed “Pride Collection” fashion line features clothing manufactured in China, which continues to regard homosexuality as a mental disorder and recently announced a crackdown on “sissy” men in entertainment. (snip) The company, which did not respond to requests for comment from Breitbart News, kicked off the apparel line this month, saying it would donate all profits though June 30 to groups that support “LGBTQIA+ youth and families.” (snip) Disney continues to maintain a cozy relationship with the Communist Party despite the regime’s well-documented human rights atrocities in Tibet and occupied East Turkistan, the region the Communist Party refers to as “Xinjiang.”
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Took 24 hours, give or take.
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