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Robert Alan Chapek (born 1960) is a [[Liberal]] [[Hollywood]] executive who currently serves as CEO of [[Disney]]. He took over after [[Bob Iger]] resigned in early 2020, and started making more headlines in 2022 regarding Disney’s response to Florida’s Parental Rights in Education Act which banned the teaching of teaching sexual orientation to kids below 4th grade.

==Controversy==

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-In 2022, Florida Governor [[Ron DeSantis]] signed the Parental Rights in Education Act which liberal opponents have dubbed “The Don’t Say Gay Bill.” Many liberal companies condemned Florida, but Chapek was reluctant at first, and headlines popped up that Pixar employees wanted to put more homosexual stuff in their content, but it kept getting censored by Disney, and many of their movies went straight to Disney+ rather than getting a theatrical release like Disney films such as Encanto. Eventually, Disney made a statement condemning the bill, and that resulted in Disney losing their self governing status in [[Disney World]] with their stocks tanking to below $100. Despite this, Chapek and Disney have continued to double down, and included a homosexual kissing scene in Pixar’s Lightyear which got a theatrical release, and it was Pixar’s biggest bomb since The Good Dinosaur. (Onward was a failure as well, but that has an asterisk due to theaters shutting down early due to the COVID-19 pandemic.)
+In 2022, Florida Governor [[Ron DeSantis]] signed the Parental Rights in Education Act, which liberal opponents have dubbed “The Don’t Say Gay Bill.” Many liberal companies condemned Florida, but Chapek was reluctant at first, and headlines popped up that Pixar employees wanted to put more homosexual stuff in their content, but it kept getting censored by Disney, and many of their movies went straight to Disney+ rather than getting a theatrical release like Disney films such as Encanto. Eventually, Disney made a statement condemning the bill, and that resulted in Disney losing their self-governing status in [[Disney World]] with their stocks tanking to below $100. Despite this, Chapek and Disney have continued to double down, and included a homosexual kissing scene in Pixar’s Lightyear, which got a theatrical release, and it was Pixar’s biggest bomb since The Good Dinosaur. (Onward was a failure as well, but that has an asterisk due to theaters shutting down early due to the COVID-19 pandemic.)
 After the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade, Disney and many other corporations stated it will pay travel costs for their employees that live in an anti-abortion state to get an abortion in a pro-abortion state.

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 Robert Alan Chapek (born 1960) is a [[Liberal]] [[Hollywood]] executive who served as CEO of [[Disney]]. He took over after [[Robert Iger]] resigned in early 2020, and started making more headlines in 2022 regarding Disney’s response to Florida’s Parental Rights in Education Act which banned the teaching of [[sexual orientation]] to kids below 4th grade.
-On November 20, 2022, Disney fired Chapek, and brought Iger back as CEO.<ref>https://www.msn.com/en-us/travel/news/what-disney-fans-can-expect-with-bob-iger-s-return-as-ceo-and-bob-chapek-s-departure/ar-AA14n549</ref> <ref>https://www.nytimes.com/2022/11/20/business/disney-robert-iger.html</ref>
+On November 20, 2022, Disney fired Chapek, and brought Iger back as CEO.<ref>https://www.msn.com/en-us/travel/news/what-disney-fans-can-expect-with-bob-iger-s-return-as-ceo-and-bob-chapek-s-departure/ar-AA14n549</ref><ref>https://www.nytimes.com/2022/11/20/business/disney-robert-iger.html</ref>
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−	Robert Alan Chapek (born 1960) is a [[Liberal]] [[Hollywood]] executive who served as CEO of [[Disney]]. He took over after [[Robert Iger]] resigned in early 2020, and started making more headlines in 2022 regarding Disney’s response to Florida’s Parental Rights in Education Act which banned the teaching of sexual orientation to kids below 4th grade.	+	Robert Alan Chapek (born 1960) is a [[Liberal]] [[Hollywood]] executive who served as CEO of [[Disney]]. He took over after [[Robert Iger]] resigned in early 2020, and started making more headlines in 2022 regarding Disney’s response to Florida’s Parental Rights in Education Act which banned the teaching of [[sexual orientation]] to kids below 4th grade.

	On November 20, 2022, Disney fired Chapek, and brought Iger back as CEO.<ref>https://www.msn.com/en-us/travel/news/what-disney-fans-can-expect-with-bob-iger-s-return-as-ceo-and-bob-chapek-s-departure/ar-AA14n549</ref> <ref>https://www.nytimes.com/2022/11/20/business/disney-robert-iger.html</ref>		On November 20, 2022, Disney fired Chapek, and brought Iger back as CEO.<ref>https://www.msn.com/en-us/travel/news/what-disney-fans-can-expect-with-bob-iger-s-return-as-ceo-and-bob-chapek-s-departure/ar-AA14n549</ref> <ref>https://www.nytimes.com/2022/11/20/business/disney-robert-iger.html</ref>

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−	Robert Alan Chapek (born 1960) is a [[Liberal]] [[Hollywood]] executive who ~~currently serves~~ as CEO of [[Disney]]. He took over after [[Robert Iger]] resigned in early 2020, and started making more headlines in 2022 regarding Disney’s response to Florida’s Parental Rights in Education Act which banned the teaching of sexual orientation to kids below 4th grade.	+	Robert Alan Chapek (born 1960) is a [[Liberal]] [[Hollywood]] executive who served as CEO of [[Disney]]. He took over after [[Robert Iger]] resigned in early 2020, and started making more headlines in 2022 regarding Disney’s response to Florida’s Parental Rights in Education Act which banned the teaching of sexual orientation to kids below 4th grade.
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		+	On November 20, 2022, Disney fired Chapek, and brought Iger back as CEO.<ref>https://www.msn.com/en-us/travel/news/what-disney-fans-can-expect-with-bob-iger-s-return-as-ceo-and-bob-chapek-s-departure/ar-AA14n549</ref> <ref>https://www.nytimes.com/2022/11/20/business/disney-robert-iger.html</ref>

	==Controversy==		==Controversy==

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	In 2022, Florida Governor [[Ron DeSantis]] signed the Parental Rights in Education Act which liberal opponents have dubbed “The Don’t Say Gay Bill.” Many liberal companies condemned Florida, but Chapek was reluctant at first, and headlines popped up that Pixar employees wanted to put more homosexual stuff in their content, but it kept getting censored by Disney, and many of their movies went straight to Disney+ rather than getting a theatrical release like Disney films such as Encanto. Eventually, Disney made a statement condemning the bill, and that resulted in Disney losing their self governing status in [[Disney World]] with their stocks tanking to below $100. Despite this, Chapek and Disney have continued to double down, and included a homosexual kissing scene in Pixar’s Lightyear which got a theatrical release, and it was Pixar’s biggest bomb since The Good Dinosaur. (Onward was a failure as well, but that has an asterisk due to theaters shutting down early due to the COVID-19 pandemic.)		In 2022, Florida Governor [[Ron DeSantis]] signed the Parental Rights in Education Act which liberal opponents have dubbed “The Don’t Say Gay Bill.” Many liberal companies condemned Florida, but Chapek was reluctant at first, and headlines popped up that Pixar employees wanted to put more homosexual stuff in their content, but it kept getting censored by Disney, and many of their movies went straight to Disney+ rather than getting a theatrical release like Disney films such as Encanto. Eventually, Disney made a statement condemning the bill, and that resulted in Disney losing their self governing status in [[Disney World]] with their stocks tanking to below $100. Despite this, Chapek and Disney have continued to double down, and included a homosexual kissing scene in Pixar’s Lightyear which got a theatrical release, and it was Pixar’s biggest bomb since The Good Dinosaur. (Onward was a failure as well, but that has an asterisk due to theaters shutting down early due to the COVID-19 pandemic.)
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	After the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade, Disney and many other corporations stated it will pay travel costs for their employees that live in an anti-abortion state to get an abortion in a pro-abortion state.		After the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade, Disney and many other corporations stated it will pay travel costs for their employees that live in an anti-abortion state to get an abortion in a pro-abortion state.

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−	Robert Alan Chapek (born 1960) is a [[Liberal]] [[Hollywood]] executive who currently serves as CEO of [[Disney]]. He took over after [[Robert Iger]] resigned in early 2020, and started making more headlines in 2022 regarding Disney’s response to Florida’s Parental Rights in Education Act which banned the teaching of ~~teaching~~ sexual orientation to kids below 4th grade.	+	Robert Alan Chapek (born 1960) is a [[Liberal]] [[Hollywood]] executive who currently serves as CEO of [[Disney]]. He took over after [[Robert Iger]] resigned in early 2020, and started making more headlines in 2022 regarding Disney’s response to Florida’s Parental Rights in Education Act which banned the teaching of sexual orientation to kids below 4th grade.

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	In 2022, Florida Governor [[Ron DeSantis]] signed the Parental Rights in Education Act which liberal opponents have dubbed “The Don’t Say Gay Bill.” Many liberal companies condemned Florida, but Chapek was reluctant at first, and headlines popped up that Pixar employees wanted to put more homosexual stuff in their content, but it kept getting censored by Disney, and many of their movies went straight to Disney+ rather than getting a theatrical release like Disney films such as Encanto. Eventually, Disney made a statement condemning the bill, and that resulted in Disney losing their self governing status in [[Disney World]] with their stocks tanking to below $100. Despite this, Chapek and Disney have continued to double down, and included a homosexual kissing scene in Pixar’s Lightyear which got a theatrical release, and it was Pixar’s biggest bomb since The Good Dinosaur. (Onward was a failure as well, but that has an asterisk due to theaters shutting down early due to the COVID-19 pandemic.)		In 2022, Florida Governor [[Ron DeSantis]] signed the Parental Rights in Education Act which liberal opponents have dubbed “The Don’t Say Gay Bill.” Many liberal companies condemned Florida, but Chapek was reluctant at first, and headlines popped up that Pixar employees wanted to put more homosexual stuff in their content, but it kept getting censored by Disney, and many of their movies went straight to Disney+ rather than getting a theatrical release like Disney films such as Encanto. Eventually, Disney made a statement condemning the bill, and that resulted in Disney losing their self governing status in [[Disney World]] with their stocks tanking to below $100. Despite this, Chapek and Disney have continued to double down, and included a homosexual kissing scene in Pixar’s Lightyear which got a theatrical release, and it was Pixar’s biggest bomb since The Good Dinosaur. (Onward was a failure as well, but that has an asterisk due to theaters shutting down early due to the COVID-19 pandemic.)
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		+	After the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade, Disney and many other corporations stated it will pay travel costs for their employees that live in an anti-abortion state to get an abortion in a pro-abortion state.

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		+	In 2022, Florida Governor [[Ron DeSantis]] signed the Parental Rights in Education Act which liberal opponents have dubbed “The Don’t Say Gay Bill.” Many liberal companies condemned Florida, but Chapek was reluctant at first, and headlines popped up that Pixar employees wanted to put more homosexual stuff in their content, but it kept getting censored by Disney, and many of their movies went straight to Disney+ rather than getting a theatrical release like Disney films such as Encanto. Eventually, Disney made a statement condemning the bill, and that resulted in Disney losing their self governing status in [[Disney World]] with their stocks tanking to below $100. Despite this, Chapek and Disney have continued to double down, and included a homosexual kissing scene in Pixar’s Lightyear which got a theatrical release, and it was Pixar’s biggest bomb since The Good Dinosaur. (Onward was a failure as well, but that has an asterisk due to theaters shutting down early due to the COVID-19 pandemic.)

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−	Robert Alan Chapek (born 1960) is a [[Liberal]] [[Hollywood]] executive who currently serves as CEO of [[Disney]]. He took over after [[~~Bob~~ Iger]] resigned in early 2020, and started making more headlines in 2022 regarding Disney’s response to Florida’s Parental Rights in Education Act which banned the teaching of teaching sexual orientation to kids below 4th grade.	+	Robert Alan Chapek (born 1960) is a [[Liberal]] [[Hollywood]] executive who currently serves as CEO of [[Disney]]. He took over after [[Robert Iger]] resigned in early 2020, and started making more headlines in 2022 regarding Disney’s response to Florida’s Parental Rights in Education Act which banned the teaching of teaching sexual orientation to kids below 4th grade.
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