Kid advocates are standing in opposition to what they say is a “savage” and upsetting new video delivered by the Nickelodeon child’s program “Blue’s Clues and You!” that happens at a Pride march and incorporates numerous types of sexuality and sex articulation.

The motorcade is emceed by an energized adaptation of drag entertainer Nina West, a dearest “RuPaul’s Drag Race” candidate from season 11. The video includes a chime in which West’s enlivened character is shown singing to the tune of “The Ants Go Marching.” The verses were changed to fit the LGBTQ subject. The video was delivered online days before LGBT Pride Month starts in June.

Brimming with waving rainbow and other striped banners and pennants, the video highlights numerous LGBT subjects, incorporating families with two mothers, two fathers, trans-distinguished individuals, “expert, bi and skillet” guardians. “Love will be love will be love you see, and everybody should cherish gladly,” West sings.

“Partners to the strange local area can cherish their companions so gladly,” West adds. The presentation likewise highlighted a gathering of beaver characters. One of the beavers wore a transsexual pink-and-blue-striped armband and what online analysts say seems, by all accounts, to be scars on its chest, apparently in view of a corrective twofold mastectomy.

Pundits of the video noticed how blatantly sex disarray and sexualized subjects were focused at small kids. “That Blue’s Clues has chosen to add sexuality and sex material to its writing computer programs is both disillusioning and upsetting,” said Maria Keffler, writer of the book Desist, Detrans, and Detox: Getting Your Child Out of the Gender Cult and the prime supporter of the as of late shaped Partners for Ethical Care, in an email to The Christian Post Monday.

Pre-juvenile youngsters don’t nor ought not have unequivocal information about or driving interest in sex or sexual orientation character. Moral experts who work with youngsters have since a long time ago perceived that when small kids are acquainted about sexual practices, this is unequivocally reminiscent of having been acquainted with such material by grown-ups who don’t have the kid’s wellbeing on a fundamental level.”

Keffler added that a “very much reported strategy that kid sexual stalkers utilize when prepping a youngster for sexual maltreatment is to acquaint sexual points and materials with the kid who is being focused on.” “Blue’s Clues’ presentation of sex and sexual orientation material demonstrates either an upsetting absence of comprehension about the fundamentals of youngster mental turn of events or that the show’s scholars and makers expect to prep kids toward ahead of schedule and formatively unseemly experiences with sex and sex themes,” she asserted.

Keffler further contended that during a time of uncontrolled sexual orientation disarray among teens, the time has come to perceive how ruinous sex philosophy is and how it prompts test medicalization and medical procedures.

“No kid is brought into the world in some unacceptable body, and how could anybody recommend that they could be,” Keffler fights. “Blue’s Clues, tragically, is not, at this point a dependable accomplice to guardians.” Traditionalist media analyst and host of the “Relatable” web recording, Allie Beth Stuckey, tweeted that she was not shocked by the “ruthless” fragment. She cautioned that “kids are consistently the unconsenting subjects of radical social analyses, from populace control to the redefinition of sex and sexuality to socialism itself.”