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Corporate Americas lunge into wokeness and cancel culture might hit a bump in the road given public reaction to Disneys recent actions, pollster Neil Newhouse of Public Opinion Strategies concluded, assessing data from a recent survey conducted Feb.

Mar. 3. Among other recent Disney news, participants of all stripes Republicans, Democrats, and Independents were asked questions concerning Disneys ties to China, the companys threat to abandon doing work in Georgia over pro-life legislation, and the recent firing of Carano over an allegedly offensive social media post.

Notably, participants were shown the social media post in question from Carano, and overwhelmingly thought the firing was unjustified 72-28.

With at least half of Americans opposing each of the Disney actions tested and also being less likely to watch Disney programming, companies may be wise to slow the stampede to wokeism, Newhouse detailed.

This data clearly shows that actions like the ones Disney has taken recently definitely have the potential to negatively impact its bottom line.

When first asked, Americans were found to oppose Disneys decision to fire Carano by 58-42, including a majority of Americans across all age groups, gender, and ethnicity; majorities of Republican and Independents similarly opposed the firing, as well as 40 of Democrats.

Honing-in on Carano, the polling data found that more than 70 of Americans believe the actress should not have been fired after assessing the social media post for themselves.

After reviewing the post, 28 said Disney was right to fire Carano, 39 said it may have been poorly worded, but she did not deserve to get fired, and 34 said they found nothing wrong with the quote and that Carano should not have been fired.

Notably, 61 of those with a less favorable impression of Disney identified the firing of Carano and other cancel culture actions the company has taken recently.

Some of the comments from the participants included the following: Disney defended using sets near the slave camps in China.

Them firing people for having different views than the boss has.

The survey also found that 64 of Americans oppose Disneys decision to close down popular rides at its theme parks after activists said the rides have racist origins and messages; only 36 approved.

Notably, Americans of color also oppose the decision, as well as 60 of Disney fans.

In the same vein, Americans were predictably displeased with the companys political correctness.

By a 65-35 margin, Americans believe that companies like Disney have taken political correctness too far, including a majority of every age group tested, 90 of Republicans, 60 of Independents and 47 of Democrats, the survey found.

By 54-46, Americans were also found to oppose Disneys threat to cease doing business in Georgia after the states government passed pro-life legislation banning abortions when a fetal heartbeat is detected.

This decision is opposed by 50 of women and a majority of Republicans and Independents as well as nearly one-third (31) of Democrats, the poll found.

Additionally, a mere 25 of Americans said Hollywood was not biased against conservatives.

Forty-seven percent of Americans believe that Hollywood is biased against Republicans and conservatives, including 75 of conservatives themselves, the survey found.

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Bringing in the most agreement, data shows that a stunning 84 of Americans oppose Disneys decision to film a movie in China as the Communist country allegedly engages in genocide of one of Chinas minority groups, the Uyghur people.

Disneys recent actions were found to make a majority of Americans feel less favorable to the company and less likely to watch Disney programming: After hearing about actions that Disney has recently taken, fully 60 of Americans say they have a less favorable impression of the company, and 58 say they are less likely to watch Disney programming, the polling firm found.

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