The Walt Disney Co. has partnered with a transgender TikTok influencer, Seann Altman, to showcase apparel for girls, featuring Minnie Mouse-themed clothing, including a red dress, yellow pumps, and a red hair bow.
Altman, a biological male identifying as “gender fluid,” created a promotional TikTok video for Disney Style, the company’s social media brand dedicated to Disney-themed clothing, makeup, and accessories.
In the video, which was brought to light by the Twitter account @LeftismForU, Altman presents a dress-up tutorial to transform into Minnie Mouse. The video was subsequently posted on Disney Style’s official TikTok account.
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During the tutorial, Altman models a red dress, complemented with a white petticoat, yellow high-heel shoes, and a belt. To complete the look, artificial buns are added to simulate Minnie’s ears, topped off with Minnie’s signature red bow.
“I literally look like Minnie Mouse!” Altman enthusiastically exclaims.
This promotional video is the latest instance of Disney embracing transgenderism and gender non-conformity in its content. As previously reported, Disneyland recently featured a mustachioed transvestite at the Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique, welcoming young girls to the shop.
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Over the past couple of years, Disney has engaged in disputes with Florida over its anti-grooming Parental Rights in Education law.
Additionally, the company has introduced various transgender characters in its children’s shows, portrayed gay characters prominently in its big-budget movies, and even launched an LGBTQ-themed apparel line.
One notable event in 2021 was the musical special “This Is Me: Pride Celebration Spectacular” on Disney+, hosted on YouTube by drag queen Nina West. The show featured performances of popular Disney songs re-imagined with LGBTQ themes.
Disney’s collaboration with a transgender influencer for the Minnie Mouse-themed apparel promotion continues the company’s trend of promoting inclusivity and diversity in its content and merchandise.
Disney is clearly willing to risk being “Bud-Lighted” in spite of their declining park attendance to continue it’s progression into pushing its woke values on their primary target audience, children. Both Bud Light and Target have felt the huge sting not paying attention to the customer resulting in mass market share loss for both organizations.
Time will tell how Disney fairs with this decision.
