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I saw this earlier today, and at first I thought to myself, “Well, the only thing I learned from this is that I should be e-mailing Disney Channel and telling them to keep doing what they’re doing in this regard.”

But then I thought, “You know what, why not?”  Disney Channel has been getting hate from groups like Flordia Family Association and One Million Moms because of their choice to include a two mom family in one episode of their show.

In a business that runs off of support from its viewers, getting swarmed with anti-LGBT letters has to be daunting.  I have no doubt that Disney IS gauging public reaction.  And I’m sure a lot of what they’re getting right now is tons of spam for a few isolated groups like this.

So why not take two minutes out of your day to encourage Disney to continue to make strides towards equality?  So called “Family” organizations are trying to make their voices so loud that it seems like they have the majority view, but if every person who sees this reblogs it and sends a quick e-mail with a few nice words, we would easily outnumber them.

So lets do it.  Step away from your dashboard for just one moment to help Disney make one more step towards LGBT inclusiveness.

 This is the Disney Channel contact information being used by anti-LGBT groups

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Here’s what I sent: ‘Hi, Disney! I can’t say that I often watch your television network, but I wanted to thank you for breaking ground and including a lesbian couple on one of your shows. As the proud lesbian aunt of a lesbian niece, a gay nephew, and a transgender nephew (wow my family is a real argument for there being a “gay gene”), I’m thrilled that you’re giving them a reason to tune into your network and feel included!

Thank you thank you thank you for making my little niblings feel more welcomed in the world!’

(cisbloodedから)