With one minute look at culture from a Christian worldview, I'm John Stone Street with the point.

Well Disney's had a rough year, first came turning red, a film that lost $168 million, then

in March, there was a dust up with Ron DeSantis over four to so-called Don't Say Gay Bill,

and then there was Lightyear, a summer box office failure, who star-bully predicted that

parents' concern with the LGBTQ agenda in the film would soon quote, die-off like dinosaurs.

With market share slumping, Disney recently fired CEO Bob Chapich and replaced him with

his predecessor Bob Eiger, writing for World Opinion Samuel James summed it up nicely.

Whether or not it stock improves, the company has to reckon with the fact that stuffing

children's entertainment with sexual revolution shibboleths is bad for the bottom line.

As the world's foremost creator of children and family entertainment, Disney's LGBT signaling

feels invasive in a way that typical Hollywood liberalism does not.

Maybe it's time for Disney to listen to the words of a particularly wise old baboon.

With the past can hurt, the way I see it, you can either run from it or learn from it.

But the Colson Center, I'm John Stone Street.