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Story summary
- The FCC Media Bureau opened a comment period to assess whether children’s TV ratings disclose transgender or nonbinary content.
- Critics say the review is a motivated attempt to curb trans representation, while FCC Chairman Brendan Carr claims parents fear a pro-trans agenda in children’s shows.
- Democratic Commissioner Anna Gomez reported eleven submissions, two rating changes, and said families prioritize affordability over rating disclosures, questioning the plan to involve faith-based groups.
