Mickey Mouse Monopoly: The Hidden Messages of Children's Films

Mickey Mouse Monopoly: The Hidden Messages of Children's Films is an essay that the lead character, a teenage boy, write in Sad Song. It is about political messages in movies aimed at kids.

Components
It features an introduction, two paragraphs devoted to Disney, one paragraph devoted to Pixar, one paragraph devoted to other studios (with a special focus on DreamWorks), and a conclusion.

Criticism
The writer of the essay is given a large amount of backlash by his peers, being labeled as "a liberal snowflake, fuddy duddy, and stick in the mud who is ruining the fun, finding excuses not to like the movies, looking too deep into the movies, and wants to take away freedom of speech.", because in the essay, he points out several issues he has with the movies, most notably gender role and racial stereotypes and consumerism. This leaves him so distraught that he locks himself in his room for ten days, and as a result, the critics are arrested, sent to juvenile delinquent centers, and banned from social media for bullying, abuse, and harassment.