"“When LGBTQ content is included in children's programming without being identified and labeled, then parental rights are being taken away,” OMM claims. “This is a critical moment to advocate for a ratings system that reflects today's media realities and genuinely respects parental authority.”"
"“send a personal comment to the [Federal Communications Commission], letting them know that the TV ratings have failed your family.”"
"“Recently, parents have raised concerns that controversial gender identity issues are being included or promoted in children's programs without providing any disclosure or transparency to parents,” the notice reads. “Specifically, the industry guidelines that parents rely on are rating shows with transgender and gender nonbinary programming as appropriate for children and young children, and doing so without providing this information to parents, thereby undermining the ability of parents to make informed choices for their families.”"
"“Consistent with Congress's vision for the ratings system, we seek comment on whether the industry's approach is continuing to provide the information that is relevant to parents today.”"
One Million Moms is urging supporters to contact the Federal Communications Commission to demand TV rating warnings for LGBTQ+ content, especially gender identity material. The group claims parental rights are reduced when LGBTQ content appears in children’s programming without identification and labeling. It calls for a ratings system that reflects current media realities and respects parental authority. The effort follows an FCC public notice seeking comments on whether the TV ratings system should be overhauled to include warnings about the “promotion” of controversial gender identity issues. The notice cites parents’ concerns about transgender and gender nonbinary programming being rated as appropriate for children without disclosure to parents, limiting informed choices for families.
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