Disney+’s latest Star Wars series, ‘Tales of the Empire,’ is forcing radical gender identity theory upon its child audience. The popular installment of Star Wars features a ‘non-binary‘ character referred to with ‘they/them’ pronouns. Viewers criticized the move, arguing the use of plural pronouns for a single character is confusing.
A clip from the show shows one of the villains, having just cut the non-binary Jedi down with her lightsaber, saying, “let them die.”
Viewers also raised objections about the seeming incongruity of a villainous character using preferred pronouns while attacking a non-binary individual. Some suggested that such detailing appears forced and irrelevant and could potentially detract from children’s comprehension of the series.
Disney has previously introduced similar characters within the Star Wars franchise, raising questions about the influence of radical leftist politics on the creative direction of the historic series. Last year, the company also began employing men in drag to greet children at Disney World.
Disney’s move to include a non-binary Jedi character is part of a larger pattern. Major companies, corporations, and LGBTQ groups are frequently trying to force radical gender identity theory on children. Last month, Cartoon Network heavily promoted the ‘Transgender Day of Visibility.” In February, an LGBTQ group complained that video games weren’t doing enough to indoctrinate children. Clothing company North Face even sponsors an LGBTQ camp at which kids as young as 12 perform in drag shows.
New Star Wars show on Disney+ 'Tales of the Empire' features a non-binary character that uses they/them pronouns.
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