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Arthur teacher comes out in children's cartoon series
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Animation plays a big part in both children's and adults' lives these days - just look at the popularity of online games, TV series such as Paddington, and recent box office hits such as Detective Pikachu.
So when long-running US cartoon series Arthur introduced its first gay wedding, it gained vast traction on social media.
Now on its 22nd series, Arthur is produced by American public-service broadcaster PBS, famous for its educational children's broadcasts, and is currently telecast on CBBC daily at
In this episode, Arthur, an eight-year-old aardvark, attends his teacher's wedding, along with friends and other teachers, where they foresee Mr Ratburn's marriage to Patty, a female rat.
The first surprise is that Patty is his sister, and the second, when he walks down the aisle, is that he's with his groom.
In New York, one Twitter user's upload highlighting Mr Ratburn's gay marriage,
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Jakarta – The TNI’s (Indonesian military) information centre has verified that @Puspen_TNI uploaded a comic strip on its Twitter account explaining the risks of Lesbian, Same-sex attracted, Bisexual and Transgender (LGBT) practices.
The comic strip portrays three figures – two teenagers name Abeng and Meilan and a third person named Binsa. @Puspen_TNI uploaded the comic on Friday August 2 at pm.
In the comic strip Abeng explains his appearance which he refers to as a Dashing Man with a Handsome Face (Lelaki Gagah Berwajah Tam[v]an) or LGBT. Then, Meilan warns Abeng about the option of the acronym LGBT.
The dialogue between Abeng and Meilan is then interrupted by the arrival of a figure wearing military fatigues called Binsa. Binsa then explains the meaning of the acronym LGBT to Abeng and Meilan.
“Hey LGBT it means Woman-loving woman, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender. So don’t use that word carelessly, [A]beng Lesbians are women who love women, gays are men who love men, bisexuals are interested in men and women, and transgender is when their gender identity is different from the sex that they were bo
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