FCC Seeks Public Input on Transgender Labels for TV Shows

0:00It's April 23rd. This is Entertainment and Celebrity News. Today, powered by AI, your front row to the latest buzz, I'm Cory with the Story. The FCC just dropped the public notice asking for input on slapping warning labels on TV shows that feature transgender or non-binary things, especially kids programming. Existing TV ratings already flagged stuff like violence or suggestive talk from TVY for little ones to TVMA for adults. But this push aims to add, gender identity descriptors so parents know upfront. FCC chair Brendan Carr called it out on social media saying, parents are fed up with Hollywood slipping controversial topics into shows without any. Heads up, messing with family choices, the notice grills the TV ratings board on boosting family views, maybe adding more faith-based voices and questions of current labels cut it for, informed decisions. Public comments run till May 22nd, while Democratic Commissioner Anna Gomez slammed it as culture ward nonsense over real priorities,

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