Disney's Fall In The Stock Market: An Effect Of Gender Ideology?

EanB...n5vb
12 Sept 2023
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Originally Posted: Publish0x


Disney is one of the most successful and recognized companies in the world of entertainment. Its films, series, theme parks and merchandise products have captivated generations of children and adults. However, in recent years, the company has suffered a drop in its share price, which has coincided with a change in the ideology of its productions.


For some time now, Disney has been committed to promoting diversity and inclusion in its stories, incorporating characters and plots that reflect different gender identities, sexual orientations, races and cultures. Some examples are the movie Frozen, which breaks the stereotypes of traditional princesses; the series Andi Mack, which shows a gay teenager; or the recent adaptation of Mulan, which respects Chinese culture.


These initiatives have been applauded by some sectors of society, who see Disney as a positive reference for education and respect for diversity. However, they have also generated rejection and boycotts from other groups, who consider that Disney is imposing a gender ideology that goes against their moral and religious values.



Thus, some Disney films have been censored or banned in some countries for showing homosexual scenes or characters, as happened with Beauty and the Beast in Malaysia or Onward in several Arab countries. Campaigns have also emerged on social networks to boycott Disney productions for supporting controversial social or political causes, such as the Black Lives Matter movement or the protests in Hong Kong.


These negative reactions could have affected the financial performance of Disney, which has seen its income reduced due to the coronavirus pandemic and competition from other streaming platforms such as Netflix or Amazon Prime Video. Is it possible that Disney has lost part of its loyal audience due to its change in ideology? Or is this a temporary situation that will be reversed when normality returns? The truth is that Disney continues to be a leading company in the entertainment sector, with a great capacity to innovate and adapt to new times. His films continue to be a cultural and artistic reference, transmitting positive values such as friendship, love, courage and freedom.


However, perhaps Disney should be more careful when introducing sensitive or controversial topics into its stories, and seek a balance between respect for diversity and respect for the beliefs and opinions of all its viewers. After all, as the saying goes: ideology involved in business is not good business.


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25 Comments

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fred
now
The issue of gender ideology is becoming so sensitive that it can bring down a corporation
Investigator515
Someone should do a write of up of the epic own goal that netflix did when they tried to cap account sharing and bring in a bunch of changes that did little more than annoy users. It's not the worst example of business management we've seen of late (here's looking at you X) but it's still pretty noteworthy how controversial those decisions were.
now
Interesting read about movie company
Disney should be neutral not taking sides of BS...
The stock market is influenced by a myriad of factors, and attributing Disney's performance solely to gender ideology might oversimplify the situation. Market fluctuations are driven by economic conditions, company performance, industry trends, and more. While social issues can play a role in investor sentiment, it's just one piece of a much larger puzzle. It's essential to consider the broader financial landscape when analyzing stock movements.
Teko81
Now that I've grown up I'm no longer attracted to Walt Disney... The films and cartoons that were there when I was little were much better than those of today...
Interesting point of view taking into account gender ideology effects on stock market.
lunanto
Every company goes through a dip in stock as it is the propeller to raise the price once again - you don't stand and jump, you bend before the jump
Gary Cartlidge
Disney lost it's mojo and people realized how dirty some of their practices are.
Kavehu
The question of gender can also bring down civilization...
Entrep
Too much streaming services out to compete with and their Disney stories aren't like they use to be before
I'm not really into stock market so I don't have much to say concerning it.
andrewsaul
It's a false narrative. All streaming services (and Disney is heavily invested in streaming) have seen profits go down as multiple headwinds have hit the industry - subs are down since COVID - competition has significantly increased - the world is mostly either in a recession or about to go into one so there's less cash Possibly the largest factor though is Disney's main cash cows have been faltering of late. Both Marvel and Star Wars were huge contributors to Disney's bottom-line (let's never forget Black Panther, Wonder Women, and many many other so-called new ideology driven properties were hugely successful) in the last 10 years but they have both been seeing diminishing returns as fans are tiring of the formulaic storylines and, quite frankly, both franchises have been running out of stories to tell.