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- HAPPY FATHER’S DAY TO MCH AND CAM, TWO GAY TV DADS WHO HELPED CHANGE AMERI
- WE NEED MORE GAY DADS ON TV
HAPPY FATHER’S DAY TO MCH AND CAM, TWO GAY TV DADS WHO HELPED CHANGE AMERI
Fortunately, TV has experienced a boom LGBTQ+-clive programmg recent years, wh beloved shows such as “The Owl Hoe” wng the Common Sense Media seal of approval, and classics such as “Arthur” and “Blue’s Clu” prentg episos featurg gay weddgs and Pri paras. ) — Appropriate for all ag and well worth the rental fee, this sweet documentary about an digeno gay uple who pete tradnal dancg shows them challengg powwow l agast same-sex upl. Although the topic of this bildungsroman is heavy — homophobia at a nservative high school — “Freak Show” (2018) als wh the topic g w and humor.
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WE NEED MORE GAY DADS ON TV
When young St prefers mils to hockey, Eric disvers his own toxic masculy and ternalized homophobia.
A young person makg iends and havg adventur a strange land while tryg to fd their way home, protagonist Kipo’s iends number at least one nonbary character and another who rejects Kipo’s csh wh the history-makg statement, “I’m gay, ” the first time those words were said children’s televisn. Gay Charlie is out and reverg om beg bullied about ; Nick is figurg out his bisexualy as his feelgs for Charlie velop; and the rpons to the boys om their fai and diverse iend groups fall everywhere on the spectm om supportive to punch-worthy.