Cartoon Network, which airs animated content primarily aimed at children and young viewers, celebrated the “Transgender Day of Visibility” — which coincided with Easter Sunday this year — on an Instagram post.
Along with a series of colorful, child-friendly images featuring pro-trans slogans, the Warner Bros.-owned network wrote “Affirmations for our trans and gender non-conforming family. You are valid, just as you are 💖🏳️⚧️ #TransgenderDayofVisbility.” The network also implied that opposition to promoting transgenderism is “hate,” commenting: “We’re not doing hate today. Be kind or be blocked.”
Cartoon Network’s persistent promotion of transgender and gender non-conforming themes has been evident in its programming. Last year, the “We Baby Bears” animated series introduced “non-binary” characters that used “they/them” pronouns. During last year’s “Transgender Day of Visibility,” the network promoted “preferred pronouns.”
The Biden regime caused controversy this week when it promoted the “Transgender Day of Visibility” on Easter Sunday, the holiest day in the Christian calendar. Transgender ideology is explicitly at odds with Christian teachings, and many viewed the Biden government’s support for the “Transgender Day” observance as a direct and intentional insult to Christians, especially in light of the fact it had banned Christian symbols at its annual Easter egg hunt.
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