The new “Blues Clues” is committed to revealing a lot of clues about the left-wing dogma of gender identity. The cartoon puppy mascot of the educational series teaching children ages 3-5 has taken on a new topic outside the traditional realm of simple numbers, shapes, and letters: woke social justice activism of gender dysphoria.
“P is full of Pride,” the reboot’s alphabet song proclaims alongside images of different pride flags representing pansexuals, lesbians, bisexuals, asexuals, gender fluid individuals, nonbinary individuals, intersex, and transgender people.
The first thing that came to my mind was P is for pride when I got the script. I am so excited that all of ya'll are as happy as I am! I also did all the letters and graphics for this episode to be as inclusive as possible for Black History Month! #PRIDE #BluesClues #LGBTQIA https://t.co/xFRFuZbddo pic.twitter.com/KhPDGbildS
— Sammi WS Chan (@Sammicanart) February 11, 2021
By progressive social justice standards, however, the new show reboot, “Blues Clues & You,” still appears exclusionary by omitting flags representing genderqueers, polysexuals, demiromantic people, polyamorous individuals, and the Black Lives Matter pride flag. It’s unclear, however, whether 3-year-olds with no developed concept of sexuality or arbitrary ideas of gender will take offense.
You'll see many flags during #PrideMonth! Check out this guide to Pride Flags and learn about what each design, color, and the history behind each! #WITtag #WITdiversity pic.twitter.com/br0oA6kOiX
— Wentworth Institute (@wentworthinst) June 6, 2018
The new “Blues Clues” has amassed new fans online with fan art painting the puppy mascot as a heroine for LGBT rights, or according to one writer in the New York Times, LGBTQI+ rights. One community in England expanded the acronym to LGBTQQIP2SAA in 2018, to be more inclusive.
Blues clues says gay rights pic.twitter.com/AQGFRE1869
— Krstina @ looking for work (@Inkdem) February 12, 2021
https://twitter.com/Deertinee/status/1359935367634386945?s=20
blues clues pals #BluesClues pic.twitter.com/X9tCibnf5e
— メグミ★ (megumi) (@gummygunk) February 11, 2021
https://twitter.com/McBittypaws/status/1360381050501799937?s=20
Writing for the Post Millenial, Chad Felix Greene, who is also a Federalist senior contributor, highlighted the post below, which depicts Blue, who is a girl, frolicking with her girlfriend from the show, Magenta, as demisexual lesbians while Blue sports a demisexual pride bracelet.
“Demisexual,” Greene explains, “means you’re only sexually attracted to people you’re emotionally bonded with. Certainly, a concept important for pre-school kids to understand.”
Quick drawing of Blue and Magenta!! One version with my and my gf's flags <3#BluesClues pic.twitter.com/fGudFsobEd
— ✨GHOST✨ (@SoftGhost) February 12, 2021
“Once again, adults are the ones making decisions about what should matter to children based on their own insecurities and longing for personal vindication,” Greene continues. “They have taken an innocent representation of childhood curiosity and learning and deformed it into a vessel for all of their own narcissistic obsessions with gender and sexuality.”
