"<p>Sometimes, Disney Channel doesn't get things quite right — such as <a href=""https://www.seventeen.com/celebrity/movies-tv/g27228340/controversial-disney-channel-episodes/"" target=""_blank"">making ""jokes"" about eating disorders</a> — but other times, the network hits the nail on the head, choosing to cover topics many TV shows (especially ones targeted to kids) overlook.</p><p>Over time, especially within the past few years, the House of Mouse tackled poignant storylines about the LGBTQ community, mental health, and even racism. Despite <a href=""https://www.out.com/news-opinion/2017/10/27/one-million-moms-announces-disney-boycott-over-gay-character"" target=""_blank"">threats of boycotting</a> and receiving hateful messages online, Disney Channel stayed on track, airing episodes that promoted diversity, self-love, and inclusion.<br> </p>"
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