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   > It was called Love in Bloom.. Made in Australia, which may be   
   > how they got away with that 'limited' cast..   
      
   >   >hetro is not unusual.   
      
   > I don't go to theaters so I generally see slightly older films   
   > or made for TV films rather than the current big movies.   
      
   > But, that said, every show and movie I've seen made in the past   
   > 10 years or so there are always gay or trans major characters in   
   > the cast plus a good collection of non-white actors as well.   
      
   > I have nothing against that, but I'm not sure about showing more   
   > of things than you'd see in real life, unless the movie/show was   
   > specifically about that group, which is also fine IMHO.   
   > If people don't want to watch it they won't..   
      
   > Also, my niece is a kindergarten teacher and she says that LGBQ+   
   > sex is being taught to kids as young as 5 and 6 years old, where   
   > they would never teach them about 'straight' sex at that age.   
      
   > On the racial side of things, I can certainly see having books   
   > that show a sampling of all people but get this one..   
      
   > For the last few years all books in the school library with   
   > ANY white people in them was removed. NO white people allowed.   
      
   > Fortunately, as of last year, the principal of that school was   
   > replaced/retired/? and the new one got rid of that policy.   
      
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   >  * SLMR Rob  * May wolves run at your side and not at your heels!   
      
      
   Reading your post had me think about the slogan "Movies are greater thanever.".   
      
   It may be that some Group(s) are prejudice to that slogan and begandegrading   
   it.   
      
   I haven't visited a Movie Theater in years.   
      
   When I am watching a movie on TV, if it is rated TV-14 I go to  imdb.org to see   
   what Rating that website says the movie was released as.   
   Many many TV-14 are not PG-13 they are rated R.   
      
   Then I scroll down to see what topics under the Family friendly (Ican't recall   
   the actual heading) are listed at.   
   I makes me wonder why the U. S. Federal  Communications Commission allows R   
   rated movies being shown by the local TV Stations.   
   But Iam a person who likes watching The Andy Griffith Show.   
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