Disney and the Indoctrination of our Children by Nancy Webster Kaya

I’ve just read an opinion piece on Disney and how we, as parents and grandparents, should feel guilty about what it has become.

I don’t know about the feeling guilty part. I never noticed the subtle changes over the years. But they must have been there. Maybe I was just too busy trying to work 10 hour days and raise my daughter on my own the very best I could. Yes, we’ve been to Disneyland and Disneyworld, but it’s been over 40 years ago. In my mind the current state of Disney is so far removed from how it was back then that there is no comparison. Today the ‘woke’ agenda is being shoved in our faces and there is no mistaking the intent. 

I’m thankful my daughter is grown and our grandsons are well adjusted and normal teenagers…all due to the extraordinary parenting of daughter and son-in-law. 

I feel for the parents today with small children and the difficult choices they must make to keep their children safe and unexposed to such depravity and indoctrination. But it’s not just Disney. It’s in our public schools, in the music the children listen to, the cartoons they watch. It seems to be just about everywhere. 

I’m sure there are some who will disagree and label me with unkind words to quiet my voice. You can try, but I will not be silent. Not any longer. Not about this and not about many of the things that are going on in our world.

 

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