This seems more true in movies than in TV series. Stranger things come to mind. I think it's largely because they are in the sidelines, they are usually not protagonists, and they are not because protagonists either need to be physically powerful or have some degree of social
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status, which is generally acquired in the adult life. Stranger things focuses on the lives of kids, having then as protagonists and a result they don't come off as stereotyped.
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I fear it’s not too distant a future where we just can’t have movies or television because of all of this nonsense.
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Or gamers.
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This has bothered me every day of my life. Whenever people say: “What will the future judge us for?” I reply “For forcefully pretending that we’re not coercing every bit of every kids life—including their narrative of it.” People usually think I’m being sarcastic.
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Teenagers and, worse than everything, dads in sitcoms and children's cartoons.
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ender’s game did a good job of this
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if you want something good the Ender's games books are amazing at that
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