After Film Threat’s Alan Ng posted a review of Wish — which has made only $67 million domestically, after an entire month in theaters — calling it “the worst animated film in Disney’s history,” Disney animators, both current and escaped, contacted him to share their experiences in DEIsney. All white men are being driven out, and those who aren’t fired are made uncomfortable enough that they either retire or leave to work for computer game companies or the like.

The first article about the reports of Disney’s animators, fleeing a regime in which it is common to hear coworkers announce “Pale and male is stale,” is here. It’s about the first moves towards moving out the Old White Men to replace them with DEIsney diversity hires. The first move was getting rid of Pixar legend John Lasseter — for allegedly hugging women and similar “abuses” that sound, at worse, to be annoyances that could be taken care of with an HR meeting and a boot in his ass.

[None of this surprises me at all. This is the classic outcome of having inmates run the asylum, and DEI policies enable that kind of environment. Disney needs to clean out its executive offices and find people who want to determine the culture in terms of their customers rather than activists. Bob Iger is not the man to do that. — Ed]