A piece from The New York Times sparked wild reactions on social media over the writer's apparent outrage at the Nickelodeon cartoon series "Paw Patrol" amid the fallout of the death of George Floyd.

SAN FRANCISCO, Calif. (KRON) — As tensions remain high nationwide following the killing of George Floyd, the “good cop” narrative continues to be a topic of debate. On Monday, “Cops” was canceled ...

Nickelodeon hit children’s cartoon “Paw Patrol” denied being canceled after White House press secretary Kayleigh McEnany said it would be as she condemned the impact of so-called cancel culture. “No ...

If you don’t have a toddler in your life, the world of Nick Jr.’s “Paw Patrol” world might not be one you recognize. I myself headed into a screening for “Paw Patrol: The Movie” as an ambivalent aunt, ...

The cartoon which features dogs as police has confirmed it has not been cancelled Children's programme Paw Patrol has not been cancelled, its makers have said, after the White House press secretary ...

Television has already seen some changes as protests against police brutality have continued around the country. On Monday, “Cops” was canceled after 32 seasons on the air. “LivePD," which airs on A&E ...

PAW Patrol is a Canadian animated series very popular among kids, so it’s no wonder that the gaming industry has tried to monetize the franchise through multiple games aimed at youngsters. Outright ...

In the wake of nationwide protests against police brutality following the death of Minnesota man George Floyd, the role of police in popular culture, and how they are portrayed, has come under intense ...

Parents like to see themselves as purveyors of possibility. We want our children to inhabit a world in which identities are both mutable and equal, and imagination and empathy reign supreme! But young ...

A piece from The New York Times sparked wild reactions on social media over the writer's apparent outrage at the Nickelodeon cartoon series "Paw Patrol" amid the fallout of the death of George Floyd.

NEW YORK -- A piece from The New York Times sparked wild reactions on social media over the writer's apparent outrage at the Nickelodeon cartoon series "Paw Patrol" amid the fallout of the death of ...