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“Glee” found guilty of pushing “Wokeness” & “Cancel Culture”


Kimmo

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Roseblud Kisses

Never seen a single episode of Glee, so can’t comment. Regardless of whether or not the woke thing is true, was the show actually any good?:oprah:

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bionic

Glee is a weird scapegoat when so much of the show was politically incorrect at the time it aired, and so much more has become dated.

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1 minute ago, CRUISING said:

Never seen a single episode of Glee, so can’t comment. Regardless of whether or not the woke thing is true, was the show actually any good?:oprah:

No it wasnt.

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TheBannedShadow

Lol, United State citizens thinking they are the centre of the world once again. 
 

 

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Dr Fudge

Imagine having such thin skin and being triggered by a tv show that depicted kids standing up to bullies. hOw RaDiCaL.

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Kimmo

Please if you were a victim of Glee or know someone that come out as “woke” after watching it, share your story with us… Ryan cannot get away with this :saladga:

 

Also, Ryan Murphy… if you’re reading this:

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HuffsAhoy

This entire paragraph sent me :air: :lmao:

...that the members of “New Directions” are a Diversity and Equity Inclusion Committee’s dream. You have multiple Asian students, one black girl (who compounds her marginalization by being fat), a lesbian couple (one of whom is Latina), a gay kid, a Jewish girl with gay parents, a disabled boy, a Jewish football player, and the lone straight white guy Finn, who just happens to also be the character who consistently makes the most mistakes. In other words, from a critical theory perspective, everyone except Finn in this show is “oppressed” or “marginalized,” and even Finn has to face some marginalization when dealing with his one-time girlfriend’s pregnancy (Quinn, who manages to earn her stripes as a marginalized person by being a teen mother).

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1 minute ago, CRUISING said:

Regardless of whether or not the woke thing is true, was the show actually any good?

The first two seasons were pretty enjoyable, then it went a little downhill.

OT: Glee wasn't even that woke though. Sure, it promoted diversity and inclusion, but we rarely saw people facing serious consequences for their actions in any meaningful way.

One day, MAGAs will need to understand that so-called "wokeness" and "cancel culture" aren't the plagues they think they are, but rather a massive social upheaval against the culture of silence and the lack of accountability that dominated before. 

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Glee did have massive impact, their Billboard chart history is crazy lmao 

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Considering how problematic a lot of the comedy is in Glee I find this perplexing, but I do love the show 

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nATAH

LMAO someone needs to rewatch season 1 :billie:

the first episode literally has s*xual assault as a joke :billie:

however they did get very left leaning as the seasons go on

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