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Happy #NationalComingOutDay - here is our homage to the @Pixar short Out. A moment of representation that meant so much to us as @Disney fans #pixarout. If you haven't seen it yet watch it on @disneyplus.

@thehuntysaurus

@foodwithsoy reacts to Raya and the Last Dragon

<a dir="ltr" href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/WhatBlackPantherMeansToMe?src=hashtag_click">#WhatBlackPantherMeansToMe</a> is being able to see a princess that LOOKS like me and is smart, strong, brave, pretty and silly like me. Can’t wait to share this movie with <a dir="ltr" href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/FlintKids?src=hashtag_click">#FlintKids</a>
<a dir="ltr" href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/blackpanther?src=hashtag_click">#blackpanther</a> <a dir="ltr" href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/WakandaForever?src=hashtag_click">#WakandaForever</a>

@LittleMissFlint

We need more #shortstories like #out #SparkShortsOut @Pixar #PrideMonth #PRIDE2020 and thank you @disneyplus for airing it and please provide more #content like this &#x1f3f3;️‍&#x1f308;&#x1f308;❤️&#x1f9e1;&#x1f49b;&#x1f49a;&#x1f499;&#x1f49c;&#x1f308;&#x1f3f3;️‍&#x1f308; #LoveisLove

@fabant2013

Hello Pixar,
 I will admit I feel a little silly emailing such a large company and am pretty sure you won't even read this. But I figured I'd give it a try. 
 Let me begin by saying I have been an avid Pixar fan since I was a very little girl. When Andy went to college, I too was beginning my first year at university. I grew up with all of the beloved characters. You really are my childhood. 
 The reason I am writing however is not to fan girl about past Pixar films. The reason I am writing is to thank you for your current film Coco. As you can tell from my name, I am Mexican American. My father and mother are both Mexican immigrants that came to the country as teens to make a better life for us. Growing up my parents and sisters used to watch Pixar movies all the time. The only problem was that we would have to pause the movie every 5 minutes to explain to my parents what the characters were saying because both of my parents are not very fluent in English. Of course now a days it is much easier because we are able to select Spanish versions and subtitles. But you can imagine the difficulty in the 90's!
 But now there's Coco. Not only did you make the movie for mi gente, you've also made it viewable in THEATERS in SPANISH!
 Let me explain why this means so much to me. Last night, for the first time in my life, I took my mom to the movies. We went to the movies like real Americans do! My mother had tears in her eyes. She hadn't been to a movie theatre in over 30 years. She has always felt a bit out of place in the states. But last night, she forgot she was not from here. She felt at home. And of course the movie made us cry too!
 Well anyway I apologize for getting so emotional. But I want to say, from the bottom of my heart, and from all Mexican Americans thank you. 
 Thank you for including us. Thank you for making my mommy feel like she belongs. Thank you.

@leeunkrich

@kimmclelland: Yesssss! I can’t wait to see this short film about a non-verbal Autistic girl! The making of it is genius. Soooo many times I’m explaining why Charlie acts the way he does and I’m happy to share! Please ask! I really like it when you’re genuinely interested in my kiddo and you learn a “Charlieism” (Charlie + Autism). Autism is such a massive spectrum but there are a few commonalities I have experienced with non-verbal Autistic people over the past few years (again, this doesn’t necessarily apply to all non-verbal Autistic people). Here’s what I’ve experienced: •When Charlie doesn’t make eye contact, it doesn’t mean he’s not listening to you or what’s going on around him, he’s proven this many, many times! • Communication is 80% non-verbal. So people who are non-verbal still communicate extremely well. Here’s the tip...you need to slow down, be patient and allow them the space to communicate what they need or want. • Charlie sees and interacts with the world differently. If you spend time with my kiddo you’ll notice these nuances. If you pause to see what’s captured his attention and try to see the world how he hears or sees it, you’ll be blown away at all the subtleties in our environment that you actually miss out on. • Making odd sounds is one of Charlie’s strengths and usually why people will whip their heads around and stare at us. Why? Because he looks “typical” until he flaps his arms or makes a weird sound. You can literally see people trying to figure him out. His sounds are very expressive and if you pay attention to the pitch, the length of sound and intensity, you’d be amazed at all the things communicated in there. • Repetition can be huge for people similar to Charlie. Repetitive anything... sounds, lights, words, movements, objects create a calming presence for Charlie. They get annoying as hell to us but for him, there is peace and predictability which is comforting for him in a world that demands change all the time. Many people know of Charlie’s affection for playing cards! Gut instinct/energy ... this is one that I seldom talk about but I watch for all the time with Charlie. He is very in tune to people’s energy ... we have gone to places where he will absolutely not go inside, people he will not be around and I think as a society we’ve forgotten to listen to these warning signs. I just wish Charlie’s gut would tell him not to wander!! Thanks for reading! I could go on and on, lol. There will be many things we will need to do to prepare our sweet, loving boy for this world and I really hope more short films will be created to give people a glimpse on what goes on in the Autistic mind and to be around someone with Autism who is non-verbal. It really is about understanding, being kind, showing compassion and just being a good person to ALL people. Have an awesome day! #autismawareness #nonverbalautism #augmentativecommunication #calgaryautismmum #yycautism #autismyyc #autismcanada #disneyshortfilms #pixarshortfilms #pixarautism #disneyautism #sensorychallenges

@kimmclelland

@livingwithlilac

#SoulMovie was truly inspirational. Personally I couldn't have watched at a better time. From start to finish it was brilliant and the message is so important. The representation is so important. Truly, truly so good.

@ravieb

It's so beautiful to watch a cartoon like #MiratheRoyalDetective on Disney Junior with my 5 year old! It is a cartoon based on Indian culture, complete with Indian clothing &amp; music. The hero is also a girl! &#x1f4aa;&#x1f3fd; Well done to everyone who worked on this &#x1f44f;&#x1f3fc;. Diversity is refreshing.

@Kemmy_O

@yourlocaluselesslesbian

#Mulan is one of the best live-action adaptations of a Disney animated classic. It honors the 1998 film and the ballad by modernizing themes of female empowerment and iconic scenes, while also standing out w/ great cinematography &amp; battle sequences that are reminiscent of Wuxia epics.

@IamMichaelJLee

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