Has Disney really changed?

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

63% : While public schools are not allowed to force students to pray, texts that mention religion or religious people are not banned.
56% : The primary difference is the Georgia bill targets private schools.
52% : Under the Georgia bill, private schools would not be permitted to "promote, compel, or encourage classroom discussion of sexual orientation or gender identity in primary grade levels or in a manner that is not appropriate for the age and developmental stage of the student."
49% : The bill would ban "public school district[s], public charter school[s], or public school [libraries]" from having or promoting books that "make as their primary subject the study of sex, sexual preferences, sexual activity... sexual identity, or gender identity."
45% : Louisana's legislation, HB837, would "prohibit classroom discussion about sexual orientation or gender identity" through eigth grade.
44% : Florida's bill prohibits discussion of sexual orientation or gender identity through the third grade.
44% : It would also prohibit "teachers and others from discussing their sexual orientation or gender identity with students" through twelth grade.
43% : Chapek said he was concerned any statement about the legislation, which prohibits classroom discussion of "sexual orientation or gender identity" through the third grade, would be "weaponized" by opponents of LGBTQ rights and "counterproductive."

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