First, a note of clarification. I am not trying to say you are a bad person for liking Disney. I am not saying you have poor taste because you like Disney. I think it's important to separate the product from the consumer. We don't have a choice but to engage with massive corporations. This article is about the effect monopolistic business practices have on popular culture, not trying to make anyone feel bad.

Students and community members lined up on the corner of Swallow and Shields outside of Rocky Mountain High School (RMHS) to peacefully protest Anti-Asian hate on April 10th. Rocky Mountain High School’s cultural diversity and inclusion club, Cultural ARMS, organized the protest and asked students to come between 11:00 AM and 12:00 PM.

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The national anti-bias program No Place For Hate has made its way to Rocky Mountain High School. This student-led initiative held a kickoff event Friday April 2, and a protest outside Rocky April 10 in support of the Asian American Pacific Islander (AAPI) community is scheduled.