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    Brendan Carr
    @BrendanCarrFCC
    Years ago, Congress passed a law that empowers parents to decide the types of TV programs that are appropriate for their kids by standing up a TV show ratings system. But recently, parents have raised concerns with the industry’s approach—including with ratings creep. Specifically, they argue that New York & Hollywood programmers are promoting controversial issues in kids programming without providing any transparency or disclosures to parents. This undermines the whole point of the law and the ratings system parents rely on. The FCC is now seeking comment on whether the industry’s approach provides parents with the types of information and disclosures relevant to them today.
    3:22 PM · Apr 22, 202665.3KViews
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    K J Gillenwater
    @kjgillenwater
    Apr 22
    We need a warning about LGBTQ content. I know this ruffles feathers like you wouldn't believe. But if we really want to help parents, this is important to many of them.
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    Dozer Man
    @LectricCAT
    Apr 22
    Need a warning about LGBT content. It’s forced onto you with no way to filter out. Not even just for kids, I don’t want to see it. Cancelled Netflix during “Pride” month a couple years ago because you can’t get away with it. Thumbs downed everything I could find hoping the algo
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    Savvy ( ˶ˆ꒳ˆ˵ )
    @MadamSavvy
    Apr 22
    There are people who spend a lot of time with researching entertainment and how it was hijacked. If i could just have 5 minutes of someone’s time id love to run you by some of these webs. Its all public.
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