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Last night, NBC's "Law & Order" tormented audiences with a tired retread of Black Lives Matter's (BLM) propaganda.

On Sunday, HBO Max's post-apocalyptic zombie show The Last of Us offered some surprising thoughts on communism.

Apple TV+’s new dramedy Shrinking had been on a rare, politics-free run for four episodes, but it unfortunately broke that streak with Friday’s fifth episode, “Woof.” The episode took a sharp, woke, left turn with anti-white male rhetoric and claims that marriage is used to “subjugate women.”

All six episodes of The 1619 Project series are out on Hulu, and some of the claims and statements made in the show’s episodes are so ridiculous and offensive they will probably leave your head-spinning.

It looks like Freeform’s woke, racist "comedy" grown-ish might possibly be jealous it didn’t make our Naughty or Nice list in 2022 and is trying its best to come in first place this year. A spinoff of second-place winner black-ish, which was also racist and hateful, grown-ish can’t go one week without a political jab at conservatives or a woke lecture since it…

One of the most hated shows in television history is somehow getting a second season.

Another week, another woke episode from Freeform’s racist “comedy” grown-ish. And once again, the liberal culprit is the show’s wokest character Aaron Jackson (Trevor Jackson) who went from student to professor at fictitious Cal U where the show takes place. His target last week was Clarence Thomas. This week’s targets are Young Republicans and Candace Owens.

Season one of HBO's Max's animated trainwreck Velma wrapped up last night and never redeemed itself after its vile opening episodes.

Last night, ABC's Abbott Elementary did something rare for contemporary television -- it defended a white character from being punished for the color of his skin.

Season two of the Disney+ children's cartoon Proud Family: Louder and Prouder premiered on the streaming service last week. The ten-episode second season is filled with critical race theory propaganda and anti-white hate. 

Last night, NBC's Quantum Leap reboot pushed a radical trans agenda, promoting inclusion of biological males in girls' sports and female locker rooms.

Sunday's 65th Annual Grammy Awards on CBS was a woke, weird mess with a surprising lack of opinions on U.S. politics.

We’ve come a long way from the days of classic sitcoms where conundrums consisted of Lucy drinking too much Vitameatavegamin in I Love Lucy or Peter being afraid to defend his little sister Cindy from a bully on The Brady Bunch.

The first two episodes of The 1619 Project series are out on Hulu, bringing Nikole Hannah-Jones’ revisionist history to the screen, with the help of handpicked historians and commentators.