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FCC Under Fire for Reviewing Children's Programming Ratings on Trans Representation
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سياسة·23.04.2026ملخص الذكاء الاصطناعي

FCC Under Fire for Reviewing Children's Programming Ratings on Trans Representation

The FCC's Media Bureau is soliciting public comments on whether the TV ratings system appropriately handles children's programming with transgender or non-binary characters. Chairman Brendan Carr claims parents are concerned about pro-transgender agenda in programming, though FCC Commissioner Anna Gomez notes only 11 public correspondences were received, with just 2 rating changes needed. Critics call the effort an attempt to erase transgender and non-binary people from media under the guise of protecting children.

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