The Walt Disney Company backs away from DEI and moves toward its core business mission of entertaining a diversified audience with different tastes and preferences.

Disney (DIS) is overhauling how it warns users on its streaming platform of older films that contain racial stereotypes.

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As part of a broader political shift within America's cultural landscape, Disney+ is changing its autoplay warnings about racial stereotypes on 'Dumbo' and 'Peter Pan'.

Top companies like Goldman Sachs, Deloitte, McDonalds, Pepsi, Meta, Amazon, Google, Disney and Walmart have started rolling back on their DEI programmes. However, Apple, Costco, Deutsche Bank said pub ...

The entertainment giant removes trigger warnings from ‘Peter Pan,’ ‘Dumbo,’ and more as it shifts its DEI approach.

Companies like Disney, General Motors, and Pepsico are quietly backing away from diversity initiatives and language.

Classic films including “Dumbo” and “Peter Pan” will no longer autoplay warnings about racial stereotypes. It comes as Trump ...

The company is changing the wording on disclaimers that precede older films on Disney+. The current warning indicates the films include “negative depictions and/or mistreatment of peoples or cultures.

Disney never had to make itself a soldier in the political Left’s culture war. By exiting that culture war and focusing on appealing to families, Disney can once again be the family-friendly ...