Disney Erases the Words ‘Boy’ and ‘Girl’ from Theme Parks in an Effort to Be ‘Inclusive’
As part of its embrace of the LGBT agenda, the Walt Disney Co. is no longer referring to “ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls” in its theme park greetings. Vivian Ware, Disney’s diversity and inclusion manager…

As part of its embrace of the LGBT agenda, the Walt Disney Co. is no longer referring to “ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls” in its theme park greetings.
Vivian Ware, Disney’s diversity and inclusion manager, revealed the change during a “Reimagine Tomorrow” meeting whose Video was obtained and shared on Twitter by journalist Christopher Rufo.
Ware said the company already had “removed all the gendered greetings in relationship to our live spiels.”
Now, she said, Disney theme park employees — who are called “cast members” — are supposed to greet people by saying “Hello everybody” or “Hello friends.”
In addition, all recorded messages throughout the parks are being scrubbed of gender-specific phrases. Instead, they will use terms such as “dreamers of all ages,” Ware said.
She said that even though “someone might be, in our interpretation, might be presenting as female,” that person “may not want to be called ‘princess.'”


