Back in 2020, actress Chanel Stewart already had a few commercials under her belt but was in search of new work. She stumbled upon a post that Pixar was looking for a 14-year-old transgender girl to voice a transgender teen for one of their new series.

Transgender actress Chanel Stewart speaks out after Disney revealed Tuesday that it cut the transgender storyline from 'Win or Lose' animated series.

The nonsense issue of transgender women potentially assaulting women in restrooms was at the front of Donald Trump’s campaign for president and it f***ing worked despite being complete horses***. If transgender women were assaulting women and girls in restrooms at the rate Republicans claim it would be national news every day.

Dec. 18 (UPI) -- A transgender storyline will no longer be included in Disney 's Win or Lose when it streams in February. The show, which includes eight episodes, rotates between various characters who are involved with a softball team in a middle school.

Disney has decided to cut a transgender narrative from the animated show. The Hollywood Reporter shared the details of the decision, along with a response from Disney. “Win or Lose” is about the Pickles, a co-ed middle school softball team.

Transgender actress Cancel Stewart was cast in Disney’s Win or Lose to voice a transgender teenage girl, but the storyline was unfortunately chopped off, leaving her disappointed. The audition call announced by Pixar was looking for an authentic trans girl for the role in the animated series.

Chanel Stewart, a transgender actress who voices a character in Pixar’s Win or Lose, has spoken out after Disney removed the show’s transgender storyline. The decision, which eliminated dialogue referencing gender identity, has left Stewart “very disheartened” as she emphasized the importance of trans representation in media.

Disney pulled a transgender storyline from “Win or Lose,” an eight-episode Pixar streaming series that debuts in February, the company said Tuesday.

We recognize that many parents would prefer to discuss certain subjects with their children on their own terms and timeline,’ a Disney spokesperson said.

"When it comes to animated content for a younger audience, we recognize that many parents would prefer to discuss certain subjects with their children on their own terms and timeline," a Disney spokesperson said in a statement.