Sesame Street S46: 2/10 woke—pure apolitical fun with organic diversity, focusing on Muppet stories, kindness, and basics like bedtime and boo-boos, no social justice lectures.
Sesame Street Season 46 features no significant progressive ideological intrusions, maintaining its longstanding tradition of organic diversity and basic preschool education without contemporary social justice activism.
The cast includes familiar performers like Kevin Clash, Caroll Spinney, and human characters such as Sonia Manzano and Roscoe Orman, with the addition of Nina (Suki Lopez) fitting seamlessly into the multi-ethnic neighborhood established since the show's inception. Themes revolve around everyday lessons like bedtime routines, animals, boo-boos, and kindness, delivered through fun Muppet stories, segments like 'Smart Cookies' and 'Elmo's World,' and light parodies such as 'Orange is the New Snack.' Major changes—shorter episodes, new set, HBO premiere—were driven by production and distribution shifts, not DEI mandates or identity politics.
No episodes feature lectures on systemic issues, race-swapping, gender ideology, or overt critiques of traditional norms. Reception focused on format adjustments being rushed but praised production values, with zero notable backlash labeling it 'woke.' This season exemplifies pure, apolitical entertainment that prioritizes child development over messaging.
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We've run a full content analysis on Sesame Street - Season 46 and scored it 2/10 on the woke scale. Read our detailed breakdown above to see exactly what we found.
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