Thank you for the explainer and I'm sorry that you even had to write this. I am sooooo tired of the people of hate. They never stop trying to hurt others. I'm retired and spend some time each evening watching streaming shows and movies and I will say that some of the shows coming from the UK, Australia, and other parts of the world are s…
Thank you for the explainer and I'm sorry that you even had to write this. I am sooooo tired of the people of hate. They never stop trying to hurt others. I'm retired and spend some time each evening watching streaming shows and movies and I will say that some of the shows coming from the UK, Australia, and other parts of the world are showing LGBTQ+ characters prominently. These characters are integrated into the shows and play a central role in the show. I just finished watching DeadLoch (Tazmania - Prime) which is a comedy/murder mystery and I'm watching Ridley (UK - PBS) now to name a couple. I'd highly recommend both shows. It took a while for US audiences to accept black characters in major roles in commercials, ads, TV shows and movies. Moms for Liberty also seem to forget that their children are attending school and playing sports with LGBTQ+ individuals and most of their classmates don't have a problem with that. What'll happen when their children go to college and work with even more diverse individuals. It's hard to stop the haters and I can't wait for the day when they are not in the limelight.
Thank you for the explainer and I'm sorry that you even had to write this. I am sooooo tired of the people of hate. They never stop trying to hurt others. I'm retired and spend some time each evening watching streaming shows and movies and I will say that some of the shows coming from the UK, Australia, and other parts of the world are showing LGBTQ+ characters prominently. These characters are integrated into the shows and play a central role in the show. I just finished watching DeadLoch (Tazmania - Prime) which is a comedy/murder mystery and I'm watching Ridley (UK - PBS) now to name a couple. I'd highly recommend both shows. It took a while for US audiences to accept black characters in major roles in commercials, ads, TV shows and movies. Moms for Liberty also seem to forget that their children are attending school and playing sports with LGBTQ+ individuals and most of their classmates don't have a problem with that. What'll happen when their children go to college and work with even more diverse individuals. It's hard to stop the haters and I can't wait for the day when they are not in the limelight.