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One of the creators of a Disney cartoon that promoted same-sex "marriage" to preschoolers has admitted that they specifically aim to promote political messages on the show. We're political on DocMcStuffins. We believe n fighting for what is right. Meet our composers @mlewey and @kayhanley https://t.co/czXRs64xW9 — Chris Nee (@chrisdocnee) June 26, 2017 This corroborates statements Doc McStuffins writer Chris Nee made in a 2012 interview with AfterEllen.com . She said part of what she's doing with the show is making sure the characters are "accepting." The show is about an aspiring doctor who "fixes" toys. "I've never been anything but accepted in the world of writing kids' TV but I was surprised that Disney has been so beyond willing and excited to sort of publicize this part of my life and this part of who I am," she said. "That’s progress!" "My son [Theo] has two moms and it's a huge part of my life

So Disney is going to have an “ exclusively gay moment ” in the live-action film version of   Beauty and the Beast.   It’s not going to be a big thing, just a moment in the action of LeFou the manservant. Something “nice.” Something very feelings-oriented. That news follows close upon Disney Studios’  first animated same-sex kiss . We’ve been talking about this behind the scenes here at  The Stream.  Al Perrotta, our managing editor, made this prediction by email: Let’s not kid ourselves. The reason you put in a lighthearted, perhaps even obvious, gay attraction theme in  Beauty and the Beast  is to soften the ground so a Disney princess or heroine can be gay. That’s the goal. They’ll get away with it here because it’s likely to be humorous, over-the-top fun, and done with much skill. (The  Modern Family  lesson well applied. And the film’s director Bill Condon is no slouch.) But I guarantee Disney is eyeballing a feature with a gay lead. He’s right.  Modern F