Pixar’s Coco has been peppered with controversy since 2013. It all began when Disney tried to trademark Día de los Muertos and Day of the Dead across all platforms. They had hoped to secure those phrases and such themed merchandise as fruit preserves, fruit-based snacks, toys, games, clothing, footwear, backpacks, clocks, and jewelry. Needless to say, this was not taken well within the Latino community, especially once it was discovered that a non-Latino was co-directing.
Since that screw up, critics have been wary about the project and Disney has been trying to make up for their massive faux pas. One of the ways that Disney/Pixar has ...
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