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Disney has begun to show some changes under the leadership of its new CEO, Josh D’Amaro, including the return of the traditional “Ladies and Gentlemen” greeting in certain areas of its parks, after the company had opted for more gender-neutral expressions, which had been detrimental to its image due to public backlash.

The change has generated comments on social media, where some users interpret it as a sign that Disney is backtracking on some of the cultural policies promoted by leftists in recent years.

In April, Disney began cutting around 1,000 jobs in various areas, including marketing, studios, television, ESPN, products and technology, and some corporate functions. D’Amaro explained that the measure is part of a reorganization aimed at making the company more agile and efficient.

Versions circulating on social media have linked the layoffs to a supposed strategy to recover a “common-sense culture” that will restore the brand's standing with an audience that has rejected it in recent years.

Thus, although the return of traditional expressions like “Ladies and gentlemen” marks a visible change in some Disney spaces, the layoffs are not directly attributed to a campaign against inclusive language, because Disney has not stated it as such. However, the events indicate a shift that is interpreted as common sense, a culture that is resisting further decline among American and global audiences.