[Red Sage]

Yes, and that was partly why the movie wasn't entirely as well-received as the Golden Age movies, although if you look hard enough you can find something objectionable in any Disney movie.

Examples:
The Little Mermaid--girls selling their bodies for people they've only met once
Beauty and the Beast--vindication that Beauty and kindness on the outside can change even the most Beastly of people (imagine applying that in the real world...you'd probably die)
Aladdin--inaccurate and racist portrayal of Muslims
Pocahontas--inaccurate portrayal of American history
The Hunchback of Notre Dame--sex: that's all I have to say
Hercules--opposite vindication of B&B, that being really strong and heroic and handsome will help guys land hot women
Mulan--inaccurate portrayal of ancient Chinese society; apparently women weren't that objectified back then...?
Tarzan--only Disney movie with humans in Africa and yet not a single black person

It goes on and on...people have gotten to the point where they think they have a right to make the rest of the world listen to them complain about their own minor peeves.