Can't see why the OP posted this in Feminism: Sex and Gender, unless it was to exploit legitimate concerns about women's rights (in relation to trans activism) in order to undermine genuinely progressive Disney trends like countering racism and homophobia.
GC feminism is going to have to work harder and harder to shake off this kind of parasitism, because so many people are woring so hard to muddy the water - both transactivists who want to lie about GC feminism (aka feminism) being right wing and shitty racists who want to crush corporate anti-racism.
A separate point, there is discussion on the thread about how 'woke agendas' undermine good writing. That might be true to an extent but I don't really think that is an issue at Disney - simply because all of their plotting and characterisation (like that of any big content creater) is going to be determined by commercial concerns, not artistic ones. Just like the ultra-processed food that we readabout on other threads, this is untra-processed fiction. Crammed with additives to improve marketability, shelf-life, etc. Those additives may at different times be woke, anti-woke, racist, anti-racist, sexist, anti-sexist. Etc etc.