The Washington Post reports:
As Disney employees protested what they considered a delayed and lackluster response from the company to what critics call Florida’s “don’t say gay” bill, a Disney heir who recently came out as transgender watched in silence.
Now, Charlee Corra Disney, who uses they/them pronouns, is speaking out. In an interview with the Los Angeles Times published over the weekend, the 30-year-old high school science teacher said they regret not doing more to help.
“I don’t call senators or take action,” Charlee, whose great-grandfather was Disney co-founder Roy O. Disney, told the Times. “I felt like I could be doing more.”
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Disney heir comes out as transgender, condemns Florida’s anti-LGBTQ law https://t.co/jG1vyvpnJQ
— The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) April 12, 2022
Charlee Corra Disney, whose great-grandfather was Walt Disney’s brother, hopes to encourage others to speak out against Florida’s anti-LGBTQ legislation. https://t.co/Lu5TSo04jn
— HuffPost Queer Voices (@huffpostqueer) April 11, 2022