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The brief special moment is about messages of optimism and gratitude for the park s Cast Members
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And those are the sorts of instances, experiences, and happenings that have long been daily occurrences for visitors at Disneyland park: The first time a character waves at you, the first time you bite into your favorite treat, the second you step onto the ride you love best.
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“Wokeness” gets blamed for a lot of things, such as football being bad, movies being bad, and kids today being bad. It’s a real menace to society, infecting every American ideal with the horrific idea that people should be treated with dignity and respect. Now, “wokeness” is coming from that most hollowed of American grounds: Disney World.
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In an op-ed for the Orlando Sentinel, Las Vegas resident and Florida vacationer Jonathan VanBoserck goes medieval on Disney for, among other things, allowing its performers to express themselves and updating the 30-year-old ride Splash Mountain, a major attraction based on the infamously racist