The Post Millennial Reports: Gina Carano's wrongful termination lawsuit against Disney over her firing from The Mandalorian will proceed after Disney lost their battle to have the case tossed out. "Defendants have not identified any evidence," a ruling from Judge Sherilyn Peace Garnett states, "—in the Complaint or otherwise—to substantiate a claim that they employ public-facing actors for the purpose of promoting the 'values of respect' 'decency,' 'integrity,' or 'inclusion.'"

"Accordingly," Garnett said, "Defendants' invocation of the supposedly detrimental effects of Plaintiff's 'mere presence' as one of Defendants' employees lacks constitutional import."

"I am moved to tears. After a brutal 3 1/2 years, I am being given the opportunity to move forward in the court of law before the judge and my peers to clear my name. I am so grateful for this opportunity," Carano said on X.

"What happened to me was unacceptable, absurd and abusive, among other things. It should not have happened to me, and it should not happen to anyone else moving forward. Let it stop here," she continued.

"I quite literally fought to get to where I got to in my career through intense ups and downs, and I’ll keep up that fight to continue doing what I love. I appreciate all of you who stood by me and defended me, and I am so sorry that similar situations have happened to some of you. I want you to know that I see you and I stand with you," Carano said, before thanking Elon Musk for funding her suit.