Parents Demand Warnings on LGBT-Related Children’s Content

Parents are becoming increasingly concerned about the rise in LGBT-related children’s content and the lack of corresponding content descriptors warning parents about the ideological nature of the programming, according to a new poll shared with National Review.

Children’s television and media programming increasingly highlights LGBT characters, storylines, and conversations. This ideology isn’t exclusive to fringe television programs — My Little Pony, the reboot of Rugrats, and Doc McStuffins have all highlighted different LGBT storylines.

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Kamden Mulder

Kamden Mulder is a William F. Buckley Jr. Fellow in Political Journalism. She is a graduate of Hillsdale College.

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Parents are becoming increasingly concerned about the rise in LGBT-related children’s content and the lack of corresponding content descriptors warning parents about the ideological nature of the programming, according to a new poll shared with National Review.

Children’s television and media programming increasingly highlights LGBT characters, storylines, and conversations. This ideology isn’t exclusive to fringe television programs — My Little Pony, the reboot of Rugrats, and Doc McStuffins have all highlighted different LGBT storylines.