Disney Argues Firing The Mandalorian's Gina Carano Is Fair Use of Its First Amendment Rights
Entertainment,Disney,Arts And Entertainment,Culture,Transgender Rights,Social Media,Holocaust
Disney is citing its First Amendment rights as its reason for firing Gina Carano from . The corporation filed a motion, obtained by PEOPLE, on Tuesday to argue that Carano’s controversial Holocaust repost on social media was reason enough to fire the actress from her role on the Disney+ series. The filing states Disney has “a constitutional right not to associate its artistic expression with Carano’s speech.” Carano, 41, sued the company for firing her after a series of social media posts “blaming pandemic-related closure orders and vaccine mandates for...
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