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'Arthur' character comes out, FINALLY giving LGBT cartoon rat population representation on kid's TV
2019-05-15
[RT] A publicly-funded educational show for children 4-8 about an anthropomorphic aardvark took a turn for the even weirder, when it decided to teach kids the importance of accepting adult male-male inter-species love relationships.

Come on, if there was one thing kids’ TV programming was desperately crying out for, it was a gay cartoon rat getting married, teaching us all a timely lesson about “diversity.”

So, that’s exactly what the season premiere of the Public Broadcasting Service's (PBS) “Arthur” cartoon delivered. The episode featured a surprise wedding between the titular aardvark’s humanoid rat teacher and his male partner who appears to also be an aardvark...as CNN put it, “leaving us all in happy tears.”
Posted by:Skidmark

#7  It's about time, until now the gay cartoon rat and aardvark population has had nobody on tv like them as a role model.

Somebody misses the Obama years.
Posted by: swksvolFF   2019-05-15 16:49  

#6  It's about time, until now the gay cartoon rat and aardvark population has had nobody on tv like them as a role model.
Posted by: rschwarz   2019-05-15 11:30  

#5  Oh, ala Bosom Buddies?
Posted by: Skidmark   2019-05-15 11:02  

#4  Pikers.

The Loud House has had a mixed race gay dads with adopted child for years.

Lest we forget, what My Two Dads was really about.
Posted by: swksvolFF   2019-05-15 10:58  

#3  I heard they're rebooting 'All in the Family'.
Posted by: Skidmark   2019-05-15 10:36  

#2  In the future, will there be cartoons that make the world safe for heterosexual, Christian white guy family men?
Posted by: JohnQC   2019-05-15 09:44  

#1  But not having a TV / buying cable TV is child abuse...
Posted by: M. Murcek   2019-05-15 08:01