Discovery Channel, Who Just Acquired CNN, Has a New Show Sexualizing Teens Who Dress in Drag

Nakam
Published on Jun 10, 2022
The Discovery media company acquired CNN and its parent company WarnerMedia in a spin-off merger with AT&T this month. One of the primary goals Discovery says it has for this merger is to re-establish CNN as a credible news agency. Yet a new Discovery project casts doubt on that objective.
This week, the Discovery streaming service announced a new series called Generation Drag which follows five teens on their journey onto the drag queen stage.
â€œI discovered drag on 13,â€ one of the male subjects of the show says.
â€œThis is me, and you better like it,â€ another boy in a prink dress says.
The program also normalizes children and teens â€œtransitioningâ€ from one gender to another.
Good to see Discovery trying to follow in the footsteps of Cuties on Netflix, another perverted show that sexualizes minors. Seems like a trend among media companies.

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