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Gabrielle Union Has Spoken Out Against Disney After The Company Failed To Publicly Denounce Florida's "Don't Say Gay" Bill

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Since Disney reportedly donated money to politicians who cosponsored the "Don't Say Gay" bill, Chapek's memo also pledged to halt further donations from the company to state politicians.The Florida bill's passage coincided with anti-trans policies in Texas that specifically target children seeking or receiving gender-affirming healthcare..

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