From Hayley Kiyokos

But perhaps the game changer is a few gay scenes in Disney content. In the latest Disney movie “Beauty and the Beast", set for release on March 17,  Josh Gad as Le Fou struggles with his feelings for Luke Evans as Gaston.

“LeFou is somebody who on one day wants to be Gaston and on another day wants to kiss Gaston. He’s confused about what he wants. It’s somebody who’s just realising that he has these feelings. It is a nice, exclusively gay moment in a Disney movie.”  Director Bill Condon told British gay magazine Attitude.

A scene that has been described a ‘wonderful step forward’ when it comes to giving a fair representation of LGBT people in the media..

But that is not all; Disney recently featured a gay kissing scene in "Star vs. Forces of Evil" where the main character Star and a friend are surrounded by couples kissing including two men and two women.

Expectedly, these scenes in childrens’ content has caused quite a furore as scenes that can be interpreted as  homosexual in nature are usually reserved for the adult swim of Ricky and Morty and the sexually innuendo-laden Family Guy show.

Some applauded Disney's decisions while others thought that these kinds of scenes were just too hot for kids’ TV and children should not be exposed to such content.

With some even complaining that 'gayism’ has become too much on TV, a theatre in Alabama has even refused to screen the upcoming “Beauty and the Beast Movie” because they claim that they will not go against the bible.

In a statement, the theatre management wrote,

“We will not compromise on what the Bible teaches. We will continue to show family oriented films so you can feel free to come watch wholesome movies without worrying about sex, nudity, homosexuality and foul language". After adding that "If I can’t sit through a movie with God or Jesus sitting by me then we have no business showing it.”

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