[dead]

"Is there ever going to be a family that has two dads or two mums? Time will tell," he said.

Disney characters never have two living parents of any gender.

[Verginius Rufus]

In the old days a lot of the younger cartoon characters lived with aunts or uncles rather than with parents--Nancy with Aunt Fritzi, Huey, Dewey and Louie with Unca Donald, etc. Mickey Mouse had a nephew or two.

I don't know if the idea was that the adult figure would be more interesting if dating (Mickey & Minnie) rather than tied down in a marriage, or it was prudery (so that the younger characters' very existence would not imply that the older characters had engaged in any sexual activity).

[WorkingClassFilth]

Bingo. As far as I’m concerned, Disney has been anti-family ever since Walt died. The overwhelming subtext has been ‘follow your inner-whatever’ and happiness is whatever and wherever that inner-dealy takes you. So far, it’s been centered on straight ‘love’ but the stories have been veering into territory about the nature of relationships and social structure. Most definitely brainwashing.

[Charles Martel]

Disney characters never have two living parents of any gender.

A notable exception:

Oops! I forgot, we're not supposed to mention that film. Never mind, y'all. ;-)