Disney+ Cartoon Doubles-Down On Woke Push With CRT, LGBTQ Agenda In Second Season

Disney+ animated series “The Proud Family: Louder and Prouder” In the second season, it doubles down its woke agenda by pushing a Critic Race Theory (CRT) and an LGBTQ agenda.

On February 1, 2023, Disney’s second season premiered on the streaming site. It introduced its young viewers to words such as “sexist” “white fragility.” The second season, which consists of 10 episodes, of the rebooted 2001 series will be broadcast. “The Proud Family,” The show’s white characters make white people feel guilty for being white. They have to apologize for such things as “slavery,” “white privilege,” More.

In the first season, Penny Proud is 14 years old and middle-schooled. She’s now coping with puberty, dating, and other issues. One of her pals, Michael, who previously dressed like a boy and liked fashion — now considered “gender fluid” — dresses like a girl, with feminine looking-clothes and pink hair in every episode. Michael, at one point in the second season, describes himself as “a…” “they” Introduce the audience to woke pronouns

The reboot has brought out the new racial activist Maya Leibowitz – Jenkins. Adopted, she has two fathers: one black and one white. For most of the first season, she pushes for race issues. In the second season, however, she forces every character to accept her new way of seeing things.

The word “word” was used in the first episode. “sexist” Penny’s grandmother introduces it. “Suga Mama” Penny explains to Penny that her great grandfather did not like Suga Mama “cause she’s not a boy.” Suga Mama also revealed that she couldn’t marry someone who wasn’t black while growing up in Oklahoma. At the end of the episode, Suga Mama revealed that her daughter proved him right. “a girl can be as good as a boy” Suga Mama wins the bull riding championship.

In episode 2, Penny, another 14-year-old, stated that she cannot wait to leave. She was busted for sneaking into her home past her curfew, having been out with a boy she liked. Michael calls Penny when she tells her friends that she is in trouble. “a budding Kardashian” They are all jealous. Brother Kwame, the teacher, writes on chalkboards at school “Activism and Journalism” Writes the names of well-known woke activist like Michelle Alexander, Ta-Nehisi-Coates, and Saeed Jons, to name a few.

In episode 3, Penny is told by a friend. “you can take your model minority myth” When she attempts to recruit her to the debate team, she finds another location. Penny later discovered that the girl was calling Penny racist. She replied. “black people can’t be racist.” Penny has added another friend. “I agree. Racism is prejudice plus power, but we can be jerks. I give you that.” The debate team will then have to discuss the issue. “Reparations.” Penny said, “we about to get paid.” Penny and her team end the show singing a song about reparations, slavery, and other topics. reported.

Episode four focuses on the LGBTQ agenda. This episode focuses on Maya’s fathers and their relationship. As they discuss their relationship, there are many scenes that show the men kissing and embracing. Maya’s dad is seen wearing a black leather jacket, pants and hat with no shirt later in the season. It looks like something the Village People would wear. Barry gives the other dad a  kiss on the cheek after he figures out what to wear.

Here’s another clip from Disney’s children’s show called ‘The Proud Family’

“It’s because she’s white…” pic.twitter.com/XWAmD6DvFP

— DOUG IS MY GOV (@DougIsMyGov) February 12, 2023

In the sixth episode, the series gets serious about the race agenda. “The End of Innocence.” Penny and her friends learn from this one that Noah Barker will be attending their school. His interest in Zoey, a white girl, is what changes everyone’s attitudes towards her. Maya tells her group of friends what she heard. “Noah’s only into white girls.” Dijonay continues the same line, while another friend adds. “yeah no chocolate, no caramel, no sprinkles, no nothing.”

Zoey’s friends realize that Barker isn’t fair because he only likes Zoey. They also decide that Barker won’t invite them at the school dance, as they aren’t of the same race. Penny is the only one to defend her friend. She said that it was unfair. “not Zoey’s fault.” As a group, the kids decide to not invite Zoey to their annual party. Michael arrives dressed up as Pocahontas the Disney princess Pocahontas. He has long hair and makeup, and wears a dress. Trudy, Penny’s mom, dismisses any criticisms of Penny’s father Oscar about his appearance.