Disney was the best thing to ever happen to Marvel.

We got one of the most ambitious and epic story arcs that has ever been shown on screen, with an ending that left 99% of fans extremely satisfied, resulting in the largest box office movie of all time.

After Endgame, they are seemingly targeting a wider audience. Focusing a couple of their newer projects on a younger audience (She-Hulk and Ms Marvel were both clearly designed for high school kids), while also releasing projects that were too "out there" or unknown characters (Moon Knight, Wandavision), but at the same time releasing stuff for the wide audience as well (Falcon and Loki). Similar to the post-endgame movies (and the pre-endgame movies really), they've all been hit with mixed reviews. Some highly rated, others garbage, but they've always had that issue.

The real problem is that they're making so much content, that it's nearly impossible to stay on top of it, so people start picking and choosing instead of turning each release into "Must-See TV". Once you lose people on a couple of movies/shows, and that FOMO stops being an issue, they just stop watching altogether.

If you're talking specifically about the race stuff, that's like 10,000 people on social media, out of millions of fans, and I really wish we'd just stop reporting on that stuff, and let them fade into the unimportant obscurity where they belong.