Representation report card: Where kids content is failing

The majority of human characters in children's TV programs are Caucasian, and females are nearly twice as likely to be portrayed as persons of color.

June 2, 2020

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Cartoon Network, CBC Kids, Disney Channel, Family Channel, kids TV, Nickelodeon, PBS Kids, representation, ryerson, UCLA, Universal Kids

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Jeremy is the Features Editor of Kidscreen specializing in the content production, broadcasting and distribution aspects of the global children's entertainment industry. Contact Jeremy at jdickson@brunico.com.

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Representation report card: Where kids content is failing

The majority of human characters in children's TV programs are Caucasian, and females are nearly twice as likely to be portrayed as persons of color.

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Representation report card: Where kids content is failing

The majority of human characters in children's TV programs are Caucasian, and females are nearly twice as likely to be portrayed as persons of color.

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