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Originally Posted by facc2000
It's not just Disney, most entertainment companies fall under the hegemony of "woke" 3rd wave feminism, in which objectifying and humiliating a woman (any woman) is obviously always considered bad. But objectifying and humiliating a man is seen as an "inversion of the patriarchy," so in their minds the double-standard is justified. Gender parity/equality will not come until the woke hegemony is dissolved, in the meantime it will only be seen outside of mainstream entertainment. It's not necessarily easy to do, but maybe it's time for people who don't like it to create their own content.
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I'm not sure it's "woke" or whatever culture war narrative has been spun in some quarters.
The history of cinema shows that any halfway competent film maker can find a "compelling" narrative or artistic reason (even an apparently woke feminist one) to get women's clothes off. I think the censorship is to do with appealing to particular markets/demographics/countries/target certification - market forces.