Cartoon Network — whose animated programming caters primarily to children and young viewers — has publicly voiced support for the “Transgender Day of Visibility,” which took over Easter Sunday this year. In a celebratory Instagram post, the network offered adulation to what it called its “transgender and gender non-conforming family.”
Cartoon Network’s “Rick and Morty” co-creator Justin Roiland has denied a new report alleging he sexually assaulted a woman by forcing her to perform oral sex on him. The report also alleged he exchanged messages of a sexual nature with fans, some of whom were as young as 16 when the online correspondences began.
Cartoon Network’s’ “We Baby Bears” animated series has introduced characters who are gender “non-binary” and use “they/them” pronouns, making it the latest show to promote gender non-conformity in children.
The kid-friendly Cartoon Network is urging viewers to address transgender and “gender-non-conforming” individuals by their preferred pronouns, saying it “shows that you RESPECT them as their authentic self!” In a tweet celebrating the recent Transgender Day of Visibility, Cartoon Network
Three months after “Rick and Morty” co-creator Justin Roiland was blacklisted, canceled by fascist Hollywood, the Orange County District Attorney’s dropped the charges against him.
Adult Swim of Cartoon Network fame announced it has ended its relationship with Rick Roiland, the co-creator of the popular “Rick and Morty” adult cartoon series. The cutting of ties comes after Roiland was accused of domestic abuse in a case that dates back to 2020.
Cartoon Network and HBO Max are launching a new slate of programming aimed at preschoolers that will spotlight diversity, representation, and other woke issues, with shows like Little Ellen, which includes same-sex couples from producer Ellen DeGeneres, and Mush-Mush & The Mushables, about tiny guardians of the forest.
A veritable tidal wave of gay representation has washed over children’s TV shows, with a 222 percent increase in LGBTQ characters.
Hollywood has pushed a concerted, industry-wide effort for years to place LGBTQ-related entertainment into programs aimed at young audiences, often times in cooperation with gay rights group GLAAD.
Cartoon Network has released an “antiracism” public service announcement teaching children to “see color,” suggesting that having a “colorblind” approach to race could be “a ploy to avoid talking about racism altogether.”
Cartoon Network, a children’s TV network available to some 85 million U.S. households, promoted radical gender ideology in a social media post this week, encouraging children to focus on “normalizing” and “respecting” preferred gender pronouns and asserting that that are “many genders beyond ‘girl’ or ‘boy.'”
The Cartoon Network recently released another woke Public Service Announcement (PSA) about “systematic racism,” which aims to teach young children about how the education system whitewashes black people from history.
Cartoon Network, home to several popular animated shows, has issued praise for failed Georgia gubernatorial candidate Stacey Abrams and Sen. Kamala Harris (D-CA) with the release of two specially designed Powerpuff Girl characters.
Cartoon Network released a public service announcement meant to teach children how to be “anti-racist.” The one-minute spot used two male cartoon characters — one white and one black — who discussed marrying each other someday.
Adult Swim producers have deleted episodes from three of its shows, preventing the offending episodes from being listed on HBO Max.
The Cartoon Network’s Rick and Morty co-creator Dan Harmon has apologized for a fake baby rape video that went viral on social media this week.
