The new series premiered on September 24, after NBC Universal took over the children’s channel Sprout. According to a story on the takeover from the New York Times, Universal Kids is being marketed for children aged two through 11.For instance:
“Many candidates in the 2018 midterm elections come from diverse backgrounds, including Alexandria Ocasio-Crotez, Deb Hallend, and Ilhan Omar,” the episode description reads. During the episode, host Savannah Sellers begins by stating that “the midterm elections are coming up, and this year’s candidates are making history even before any ballots are cast.
There is more diversity among candidates than ever before. Diversity means difference. And people who represent all of the different people in the United States are running for office– and feeling like they can win. Like Alexandria Ocasio Cortez.”
“Christine Hallquist is running for governor in Vermont. If she wins, she could be the first transgender governor in the United States. In New Mexico, Deb Haaland could be the first Native American woman elected to Congress,” Sellers continues. Sellers next highlights Ilhan Omar, the first Muslim woman elected to Congress — who also happens to be pretty anti-Israel.
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