LGBTQPortrayal.ttl
type: Ontology
comment: This ontology models the portrayal of LGBTQ+ characters in teenage dramas, focusing on the tension between commercial interests and authentic representation. It adapts the Perspectivisation Ontology to include a Profit-Driven Lens and a Social Impact Lens, enabling analysis of narrative roles, tropes, stereotypes, and audience reception. The goal is to understand how media shapes perceptions of queerness and the cultural significance of representation.
import: http://www.ontologydesignpatterns.org/ont/persp/perspectivisation.owl

affectsPortrayal
type: ObjectProperty
domain: Attitude
range: PortrayalofLgbtqCharacter
comment: Indicates how a particular attitude influences the way LGBTQ+ characters are represented. It allows tracing specific outcomes (e.g., queerbaiting or challenging stereotypes) back to their ideological stance.

associatedWith
type: ObjectProperty
domain: Class
  union of: FairRepresentation
  union of: UnfairRepresentation
range: Class
  union of: NegativeRoleModel
  union of: PositiveRoleModel
comment: Links a type of representation to the kind of role model it produces. Fair representations are associated with positive role models, while unfair ones are linked to negative role models.

emergesFrom
type: ObjectProperty
domain: Cut
range: Eventuality
comment: Specifies that the final portrayal (Cut) arises from the original representational phenomenon. It connects the output of the perspectivisation process to the core event under analysis.

hasAttitude
type: ObjectProperty
domain: Lens
range: Attitude
comment: Links a lens to the evaluative stance it adopts. This captures the nuance within each perspective — such as whether a commercial lens promotes tokenism or market-friendliness, or whether a social lens fosters empowerment or authenticity.

hasCharacterDepth
type: ObjectProperty
domain: Character
range: CharacterDepth
comment: Indicates the level of narrative and psychological development a character has. It helps distinguish between flat and multidimensional portrayals.

hasGender
type: ObjectProperty
domain: Class
  union of: Character
  union of: Person
range: Gender
comment: Assigns a gender identity to either a real person (creator or performer) or a fictional character. This enables analysis of gender representation both on and off-screen.

hasImpactOn
type: ObjectProperty
domain: Class
  union of: ProductionAndIndustryFactory
  union of: Stereotype
range: PortrayalofLgbtqCharacter
comment: Links the portrayal to its social and cultural impact on the LGBTQ+ community and public perception, as well as shows how external production and industry pressures shape how the character is portrayed.

hasNarrativeFunction
type: ObjectProperty
domain: Class
  union of: Character
  union of: RepresentationType
range: NarrativeRole
comment: Indicates the character’s narrative role — whether they evolve dynamically or remain static in the storyline. Associates a type of representation (fair/unfair) with its narrative role — e.g., a stereotypical character often having a static role.

hasPortrayal
type: ObjectProperty
domain: Character
range: PortrayalofLgbtqCharacter
comment: Describes how a specific character is portrayed in the show, forming the analytic core of the ontology.

hasSexOrientation
type: ObjectProperty
domain: Class
  union of: Character
  union of: Person
range: SexOrientation
comment: Describes the sexual orientation of creators, performers, or characters. It supports the study of authentic casting and queer identity portrayal in media.

hasStereotype
type: ObjectProperty
domain: Class
  union of: PortrayalofLgbtqCharacter
  union of: UnfairRepresentation
range: Stereotype
comment: Identifies the stereotype(s), if any, embedded in a character’s portrayal. If a representation is classified as unfair, this property allows specification of the particular stereotype present.

impactsCommunity
type: ObjectProperty
domain: PortrayalofLgbtqCharacter
range: LGBTQCommunityImpact
comment: Connects a portrayal of an LGBTQ+ character to its broader social impact. It reflects how the portrayal influences the LGBTQ+ community and public perception.

informedByBackground
type: ObjectProperty
domain: Cut
range: Background
comment: Highlights how broader cultural or industrial contexts influence the form a portrayal ultimately takes. This property situates the final narrative outcome within the real-world forces that shaped it.

providesContextFor
type: ObjectProperty
domain: Background
range: Attitude
comment: Denotes how cultural, historical, industrial, or academic background conditions shape or support the emergence of a specific attitude. It embeds the attitude in its real-world context.

shapedByAttitude
type: ObjectProperty
domain: Cut
range: Attitude
comment: Relates the final form of representation to the evaluative attitude that directed it. It helps explain how the stance taken — such as queerbaiting or empowerment — manifests in the narrative result.

shapedByLens
type: ObjectProperty
domain: Cut
range: Lens
comment: Captures the influence of the chosen lens on the final portrayal. This property reveals how interpretative frameworks (profit-driven or socially conscious) mold the representation into specific character types or outcomes.

viewedThroughLens
type: ObjectProperty
domain: PortrayalofLgbtqCharacter
range: Lens
comment: Connects the portrayal of an LGBTQ+ character to the interpretative lens applied to it. This property expresses the perspectival framing through which the representation is analyzed — whether driven by commercial goals or social responsibility.

actor
type: ObjectProperty
domain: Character
range: Performer
comment: Maps a character to the actor or actress who portrays them on screen, useful for analyzing casting choices.

character
type: ObjectProperty
domain: TvShow
range: Character
comment: Links a TV show to its LGBTQ+ character(s), establishing which characters are featured in which series.

countryOfOrigin
type: ObjectProperty
domain: TvShow
range: Country
comment: Specifies the country where the TV show was originally produced or broadcast. This helps contextualize cultural norms and production standards influencing LGBTQ+ portrayals.

creator
type: ObjectProperty
domain: TvShow
range: Creator
comment: Associates the show with its creator (writer, showrunner, etc.), important for tracking authorial intent and representation sources.

genre
type: ObjectProperty
domain: Genre
range: TvShow
comment: Specifies the genre category of the show (e.g., drama, comedy, sci-fi). Genre plays a role in shaping tone, stereotypes, and the depth of representation.

hasOccupation
type: ObjectProperty
domain: Person
range: Class
  union of: Creator
  union of: Performer
comment: Describes the occupation of the person, whether they are a creator or performer, for integration with broader vocabularies like Schema.org.

productionCompany
type: ObjectProperty
domain: ProductionAndIndustryFactory
range: TvShow
comment: Connects the show to the production company responsible for its creation, relevant to understanding commercial context.

hasTitle
type: DatatypeProperty
comment: Captures the official name of the TV show. This property provides the basic identifying label for any media entity in the ontology.

isTransgender
type: DatatypeProperty
comment: A boolean flag indicating whether a gender identity is transgender. This allows for the distinction of transgender representation within the broader gender category.

datePublished
type: DatatypeProperty
comment: Records the original release date of the TV show. This is useful for analyzing trends in LGBTQ+ representation over time.

AffirmationOfIdentity
type: Class
subclass of: PlotResolution
comment: Signifies a resolution in which the character’s queer identity is accepted, celebrated, or integrated into the storyline in a meaningful way.

AudienceDemand
type: Class
subclass of: Background
comment: The influence of public calls for more inclusive and authentic portrayals, especially from LGBTQ+ youth.

AuthenticRepresentation
type: Class
subclass of: CharacterType
disjoint with: GayBestFriend
disjoint with: TokenCharacter
disjoint with: TragicTrope
type: NamedIndividual
type: CharacterType
comment: Represents portrayals characterized by depth, nuance, and cultural accuracy in the depiction of LGBTQ+ identities. Instances of this class exhibit alignment with lived experiences and resist reductive or stereotypical frameworks.

Authenticity
type: Class
subclass of: PortrayalofLgbtqCharacter
comment: Captures the degree to which a character’s portrayal aligns with real-life LGBTQ+ experiences and identities. This class distinguishes between authentic characterization — informed, realistic, and emotionally complex — and stereotypical portrayals that rely on clichéd or exaggerated traits for entertainment or simplicity.

CensorshipLaws
type: Class
subclass of: Background
comment: National or regional laws that suppress or regulate LGBTQ+ content.

ChallengingStereotype
type: Class
subclass of: Attitude
comment: Seeks to subvert harmful tropes and propose alternative ways of portraying LGBTQ+ identities.

Character
type: Class
comment: Denotes the LGBTQ+ character being analyzed within the show. Each instance is linked to attributes such as narrative role, authenticity, and stereotype patterns, enabling nuanced comparison across different portrayals.

CharacterDepth
type: Class
subclass of: RepresentationType
comment: Assesses how psychologically and narratively developed a character is. This includes dimensions such as backstory, emotional complexity, and agency in the plot.

CharacterTransformation
type: Class
subclass of: NarrativeRole
comment: Highlights whether the character undergoes significant development, self-discovery, or change in values or relationships — particularly in relation to their identity.

CharacterType
type: Class
subclass of: Cut
comment: It is the resulting narrative role or figure. It synthesizes the effect of all previous layers into a recognizable portrayal archetype. Each character can be linked to stereotypes, narrative functions such as leading or supporting roles, story arcs showing positive or negative development, and queerbaiting patterns.

ComicSidekick
type: Class
subclass of: CharacterType
type: NamedIndividual
type: CharacterType
comment: Refers to portrayals where LGBTQ+ characters are positioned as secondary figures, often providing comic relief or functioning as accessories to the main (typically heterosexual) protagonist. This class captures a recurrent trope that can both enable visibility and reinforce marginalization.

Creator
type: Class
subclass of: Person
comment: Refers to individuals responsible for conceptual and narrative decisions, such as showrunners, screenwriters, or producers. Their intent is critical for interpreting whether a portrayal aligns with commercial or socially impactful goals.

Detailed
type: Class
subclass of: CharacterDepth
type: NamedIndividual
type: CharacterDepth
comment: Represents character portrayals that are richly developed in terms of personality, motivations, emotional complexity, and narrative significance. These characters often undergo development arcs, interact with multiple plotlines, and are situated within believable social and psychological contexts.

Dynamic
type: Class
subclass of: NarrativeRole
disjoint with: Static
comment: Labels characters whose narrative arc shows growth, change, or evolving relationships, particularly those tied to identity or conflict resolution.

EmpowermentRepresentation
type: Class
subclass of: Attitude
comment: Highlights characters who are confident, visible, and central to the story — challenging marginalization and invisibility.

FairRepresentation
type: Class
subclass of: RepresentationType
comment: Refers to portrayals of LGBTQ+ characters that are meaningful, relatable, and accurate, offering nuanced character development and authentic storylines. These representations affirm identity, avoid stereotypes, and contribute positively to visibility and understanding within both queer and broader audiences.

FinancialRisk
type: Class
subclass of: Background
comment: Economic considerations that may discourage complex or controversial queer narratives.

GayBestFriend
type: Class
subclass of: Stereotype
comment: Represents a trope where the LGBTQ+ character exists to support the protagonist, often lacking narrative depth or personal goals. It reflects tokenism disguised as inclusivity.

Gender
type: Class
comment: Represents the gender identity of a person (creator or performer). Tracking gender helps explore who gets to tell queer stories and how gender dynamics shape representation.

Genre
type: Class
comment: Denotes the genre of the TV show (e.g., drama, comedy, fantasy), which can affect the tone, tropes, and thematic treatment of LGBTQ+ characters.

HistoricalTrends
type: Class
subclass of: Background
comment: Past patterns of representation (e.g., tragic tropes, invisibility) that shape both audience expectation and creator intention.

LGBTQCommunityImpact
type: Class
comment: Assesses how the portrayal influences public perceptions and members of the LGBTQ+ community. It includes both positive models (empowering, relatable) and negative ones (harmful, stereotypical), contributing to the Social Impact Lens.

MarketFriendly
type: Class
subclass of: Attitude
comment: A neutral-to-positive framing aimed at pleasing wide audiences without controversy. Often includes vague or sanitized depictions.

NarrativeRole
type: Class
subclass of: PortrayalofLgbtqCharacter
comment: Describes whether the character evolves dynamically within the narrative or remains static. It supports analyzing the depth of character development, especially in contrast to trope-based or tokenistic inclusion.

NegativeRoleModel
type: Class
subclass of: LGBTQCommunityImpact
disjoint with: PositiveRoleModel
type: NamedIndividual
comment: Describes portrayals that reinforce harmful stereotypes, lack complexity, or depict queerness as deviant, tragic, or marginal. These representations may contribute to internalized stigma or societal misunderstanding, undermining the potential for positive cultural impact.

NormalizationOfRelationship
type: Class
subclass of: PlotResolution
comment: Indicates that an LGBTQ+ relationship is treated as natural and unproblematic within the narrative. This contributes to positive cultural messaging and reduces stigma.

Performer
type: Class
subclass of: Person
comment: Representing actors or actresses who portray LGBTQ+ characters. The casting choices (e.g., queer actors playing queer roles) may influence authenticity and audience perception.

PlotResolution
type: Class
subclass of: PortrayalofLgbtqCharacter
comment: Captures how the character’s narrative arc is resolved — for example, whether it affirms identity or reinforces tragic tropes. This class is key to analyzing emotional closure and message delivery to viewers.

PortrayalofLgbtqCharacter
type: Class
subclass of: Eventuality
comment: The central analytic class describing how a specific LGBTQ+ character is portrayed within a TV show. It aggregates information about representation type, narrative role, stereotypes, and character arc resolution, functioning as the main node connecting all perspectives.

PositiveRoleModel
type: Class
subclass of: LGBTQCommunityImpact
type: NamedIndividual
comment: Represents LGBTQ+ characters whose portrayal is empowering, multifaceted, and affirming of queer identity. These characters serve as relatable figures for LGBTQ+ audiences, promoting self-acceptance and challenging social biases through their visibility and narrative agency.

ProductionAndIndustryFactory
type: Class
comment: Captures the contextual elements around the show's production — including budget, platform, and target demographics. These factories help explain the pressures and constraints that shape LGBTQ+ portrayals through a profit-driven logic.

ProfitDrivenLens
type: Class
subclass of: Lens
disjoint with: SocialImpactLens
comment: A perspective that emphasizes marketability, audience reach, and economic interests. It tends to favor representations that are safe, simplified, or stereotypical if they enhance profitability.

QueerProtagonistLeadRole
type: Class
subclass of: CharacterType
type: NamedIndividual
type: CharacterType
comment: Defines characters who occupy central narrative roles and whose LGBTQ+ identity is integral to the storyline. These roles often influence the plot’s direction, embody agency, and challenge heteronormative tropes.

QueerTheory
type: Class
subclass of: Background
comment: Academic and activist thought informing more nuanced and deconstructed views of identity and representation.

Queerbaiting
type: Class
subclass of: Attitude
comment: Describes intentional suggestions of queerness without commitment — used to attract queer audiences while avoiding alienating others.

RepresentationType
type: Class
subclass of: PortrayalofLgbtqCharacter
comment: This class categorizes the quality and mode of representation of LGBTQ+ characters. Based on media tests and narrative theory, it includes values such as fair/unfair representation, authenticity, and role dynamism.

SexOrientation
type: Class
type: NamedIndividual
comment: Describes the sexual orientation of the creator or performer, where disclosed or relevant. This class allows analysis of whether LGBTQ+ roles are portrayed or written by members of the community.

SignificanceInPlot
type: Class
subclass of: PortrayalofLgbtqCharacter
comment: Indicates the weight and importance of the LGBTQ+ character within the show’s narrative structure (e.g., main vs. side vs. token). It provides insight into the structural inclusion of queer identities.

SocialImpactLens
type: Class
subclass of: Lens
comment: A socially conscious perspective aiming for accurate, affirming, and inclusive portrayals. It focuses on the effect of representation on public understanding and LGBTQ+ self-perception.

Static
type: Class
subclass of: NarrativeRole
comment: Marks characters who remain unchanged throughout the story, often used to explore token roles or those lacking emotional depth.

Stereotype
type: Class
comment: Identifies repeated patterns or tropes in LGBTQ+ representation — such as the “Gay Best Friend” or “Tragic Trope.” This class enables semantic tagging of recurring harmful or reductive portrayals across different shows.

StreamingPolicies
type: Class
subclass of: Background
comment: Guidelines set by streaming platforms that affect what kinds of representation are permissible or encouraged.

Superficial
type: Class
subclass of: CharacterDepth
type: NamedIndividual
type: CharacterDepth
comment: Refers to portrayals that lack narrative complexity or emotional depth. These characters may be flat, underdeveloped, or stereotypical, with limited screen time or relevance to the plot. Their identity is often reduced to a single trait or function (e.g., comic relief, sidekick).

TokenCharacter
type: Class
subclass of: CharacterType
type: NamedIndividual
type: CharacterType
comment: Captures a representation pattern where LGBTQ+ characters are included primarily for the sake of surface-level diversity, without substantial narrative depth or character development. These portrayals are typically isolated and do not affect the plot meaningfully.

Tokenization
type: Class
subclass of: Attitude
comment: Represents the inclusion of queer characters in superficial ways — to appear diverse without offering narrative depth.

TragicTrope
type: Class
subclass of: Stereotype
comment: Flags portrayals where the LGBTQ+ character is subjected to suffering, death, or punishment as a narrative resolution. Often signals moral or emotional manipulation tied to outdated or sensationalized views of queerness.

TvShow
type: Class
comment: Represents the teenage drama where LGBTQ+ portrayals occur, acting as the narrative container for all characters and their arcs. This class connects commercial production choices and audience reception to the broader cultural impact of the show’s representational practices.

UnfairRepresentation
type: Class
subclass of: RepresentationType
comment: Describes portrayals marked by tokenism, reductive stereotypes, or complete invisibility. These representations often serve superficial diversity goals, lack character depth, and may reinforce harmful assumptions about LGBTQ+ identities.

Person
type: Class
comment: An abstract superclass capturing any individual involved in the show’s creation or performance. This abstraction allows for distinguishing between those who shape the portrayal (creators) and those who embody it on screen (performers).

Country
type: Class
comment: Specifies the country where the TV show was produced or originally aired. This is relevant for understanding cultural and regulatory contexts that influence LGBTQ+ representation.

CharacterTransformation Adam Groff
type: NamedIndividual
type: CharacterTransformation
comment: Grows from repression to acceptance.

CharacterTransformation Alice
type: NamedIndividual
type: CharacterTransformation
comment: Overcomes trauma and grows stronger.

CharacterTransformation Blaine Anderson
type: NamedIndividual
type: CharacterTransformation
comment: Learns resilience, finds love.

CharacterTransformation Casey Gardner
type: NamedIndividual
type: CharacterTransformation
comment: Gains confidence in her relationships.

CharacterTransformation Connor Walsh
type: NamedIndividual
type: CharacterTransformation
comment: Develops self-awareness and integrity.

CharacterTransformation David Rose
type: NamedIndividual
type: CharacterTransformation
comment: Finds love and fulfillment.

CharacterTransformation Denise
type: NamedIndividual
type: CharacterTransformation
comment: Grows into confidence and love.

CharacterTransformation Emily Fields
type: NamedIndividual
type: CharacterTransformation
comment: Gains confidence in identity.

CharacterTransformation Eric Effiong
type: NamedIndividual
type: CharacterTransformation
comment: Grows from self-doubt to confidence.

CharacterTransformation Jules Vaughn
type: NamedIndividual
type: CharacterTransformation
comment: Overcomes struggles and finds self-acceptance.

CharacterTransformation Kat Edison
type: NamedIndividual
type: CharacterTransformation
comment: Overcomes fears and takes control of her life.

CharacterTransformation Kelly
type: NamedIndividual
type: CharacterTransformation
comment: Finds love and peace.

CharacterTransformation Kevin Keller
type: NamedIndividual
type: CharacterTransformation
comment: Static and stereotypical.

CharacterTransformation Lexa
type: NamedIndividual
type: CharacterTransformation
comment: Dies before meaningful growth.

CharacterTransformation Lito Rodriguez
type: NamedIndividual
type: CharacterTransformation
comment: Moves from secrecy to pride.

CharacterTransformation Magnus Bane
type: NamedIndividual
type: CharacterTransformation
comment: Balances love and leadership.

CharacterTransformation Mickey Dobbs
type: NamedIndividual
type: CharacterTransformation
comment: Static and minimally impactful.

CharacterTransformation Nomi Marks
type: NamedIndividual
type: CharacterTransformation
comment: Gains confidence and security.

CharacterTransformation Omar Shanaa
type: NamedIndividual
type: CharacterTransformation
comment: Finds balance between love and identity.

CharacterTransformation Patrick Brewer
type: NamedIndividual
type: CharacterTransformation
comment: Becomes part of a loving community.

CharacterTransformation Ray Holt
type: NamedIndividual
type: CharacterTransformation
comment: Provides mentorship and breaks barriers.

CharacterTransformation Santana Lopez
type: NamedIndividual
type: CharacterTransformation
comment: Finds peace with her identity and love.

CharacterTransformation Shane Harvey
type: NamedIndividual
type: CharacterTransformation
comment: Static and stereotypical.

CharacterTransformation Simon Eriksson
type: NamedIndividual
type: CharacterTransformation
comment: Balances love and cultural identity.

CharacterTransformation Sophia Burset
type: NamedIndividual
type: CharacterTransformation
comment: Confronts systemic oppression.

CharacterTransformation Syd
type: NamedIndividual
type: CharacterTransformation
comment: Gains family acceptance and self-confidence.

CharacterTransformation Tara Maclay
type: NamedIndividual
type: CharacterTransformation
comment: Dies abruptly.

CharacterTransformation Theo Putnam
type: NamedIndividual
type: CharacterTransformation
comment: Static and underdeveloped.

CharacterTransformation Victor Salazar
type: NamedIndividual
type: CharacterTransformation
comment: Overcomes internalized fear and bias.

Adam Groff
type: NamedIndividual
type: AuthenticRepresentation
type: Character
has gender: Male
has portrayal: Portrayal Adam Groff
has sex orientation: Questioning
actor: Connor Swindells
is transgender: false

Alice
type: NamedIndividual
type: AuthenticRepresentation
type: Character
has gender: Female
has portrayal: Portrayal Alice
has sex orientation: NotSpecified
actor: Sydney Sweeney
is transgender: false

Blaine Anderson
type: NamedIndividual
type: Character
type: ComicSidekick
has gender: Male
has portrayal: Portrayal Blaine Anderson
has sex orientation: Gay
actor: Darren Criss
is transgender: false

Casey Gardner
type: NamedIndividual
type: AuthenticRepresentation
type: Character
has gender: Female
has portrayal: Portrayal Casey Gardner
has sex orientation: Bisexual
actor: Brigette Lundy-Paine
is transgender: false

Connor Walsh
type: NamedIndividual
type: AuthenticRepresentation
type: Character
has gender: Male
has portrayal: Portrayal Connor Walsh
has sex orientation: Gay
actor: Jack Falahee
is transgender: false

David Rose
type: NamedIndividual
type: AuthenticRepresentation
type: Character
has gender: Male
has portrayal: Portrayal David Rose
has sex orientation: Pansexual
actor: Dan Levy
is transgender: false

Denise
type: NamedIndividual
type: AuthenticRepresentation
type: Character
has gender: Female
has portrayal: Portrayal Denise
has sex orientation: Lesbian
actor: Lena Waithe
is transgender: false

Emily Fields
type: NamedIndividual
type: AuthenticRepresentation
type: Character
has gender: Female
has portrayal: Portrayal Emily Fields
has sex orientation: Lesbian
actor: Shay Mitchell
is transgender: false

Eric Effiong
type: NamedIndividual
type: AuthenticRepresentation
type: Character
has gender: Male
has portrayal: Portrayal Eric Effiong
has sex orientation: Gay
actor: Ncuti Gatwa
is transgender: false

Jules Vaughn
type: NamedIndividual
type: AuthenticRepresentation
type: Character
has gender: Female
has portrayal: Portrayal Jules Vaughn
has sex orientation: Bisexual
actor: Hunter Schafer
is transgender: true

Kat Edison
type: NamedIndividual
type: AuthenticRepresentation
type: Character
has gender: Female
has portrayal: Portrayal Kat Edison
has sex orientation: Bisexual
actor: Aisha Dee
is transgender: false

Kelly
type: NamedIndividual
type: AuthenticRepresentation
type: Character
has gender: Female
has portrayal: Portrayal Kelly
has sex orientation: Bisexual
actor: Gugu Mbatha-Raw
is transgender: true

Kevin Keller
type: NamedIndividual
type: Character
type: TokenCharacter
has gender: Male
has portrayal: Portrayal Kevin Keller
has sex orientation: Gay
actor: Casey Cott
is transgender: false

Lexa
type: NamedIndividual
type: Character
type: QueerProtagonistLeadRole
has gender: Female
has portrayal: Portrayal Lexa
has sex orientation: Lesbian
actor: Alycia Debnam-Carey
is transgender: false

Lito Rodriguez
type: NamedIndividual
type: AuthenticRepresentation
type: Character
has gender: Male
has portrayal: Portrayal Lito Rodriguez
has sex orientation: Gay
actor: Miguel Angel Silvestre
is transgender: false

Magnus Bane
type: NamedIndividual
type: AuthenticRepresentation
type: Character
has gender: Male
has portrayal: Portrayal Magnus Bane
has sex orientation: Bisexual
actor: Harry Shum Jr.
is transgender: false

Mickey Dobbs
type: NamedIndividual
type: Character
type: TokenCharacter
has gender: Female
has portrayal: Portrayal Mickey Dobbs
has sex orientation: Bisexual
actor: Gillian Jacobs
is transgender: false

Nomi Marks
type: NamedIndividual
type: AuthenticRepresentation
type: Character
has gender: Female
has portrayal: Portrayal Nomi Marks
has sex orientation: Lesbian
actor: Jamie Clayton
is transgender: true

Omar Shanaa
type: NamedIndividual
type: AuthenticRepresentation
type: Character
has gender: Male
has portrayal: Portrayal Omar Shanaa
has sex orientation: Gay
actor: Omar Ayuso
is transgender: false

Patrick Brewer
type: NamedIndividual
type: Character
type: ComicSidekick
has gender: Male
has portrayal: Portrayal Patrick Brewer
has sex orientation: Gay
actor: Noah Reid
is transgender: false

Ray Holt
type: NamedIndividual
type: AuthenticRepresentation
type: Character
has gender: Male
has portrayal: Portrayal Ray Holt
has sex orientation: Gay
actor: Andre Braugher
is transgender: false

Santana Lopez
type: NamedIndividual
type: Character
type: TokenCharacter
has gender: Female
has portrayal: Portrayal Santana Lopez
has sex orientation: Lesbian
actor: Naya Rivera
is transgender: false

Shane Harvey
type: NamedIndividual
type: Character
type: TokenCharacter
has gender: Male
has portrayal: Portrayal Shane Harvey
has sex orientation: Gay
actor: Michael Willett
is transgender: false

Simon Eriksson
type: NamedIndividual
type: Character
type: QueerProtagonistLeadRole
has gender: Male
has portrayal: Portrayal Simon Eriksson
has sex orientation: Gay
actor: Omar Rudberg
is transgender: false

Sophia Burset
type: NamedIndividual
type: AuthenticRepresentation
type: Character
has gender: Female
has portrayal: Portrayal Sophia Burset
has sex orientation: Lesbian
actor: Laverne Cox
is transgender: true

Syd
type: NamedIndividual
type: AuthenticRepresentation
type: Character
has gender: NonBinary
has portrayal: Portrayal Syd
has sex orientation: Queer
actor: Sheridan Pierce
is transgender: false

Tara Maclay
type: NamedIndividual
type: Character
type: TokenCharacter
has gender: Female
has portrayal: Portrayal Tara Maclay
has sex orientation: Lesbian
actor: Amber Benson
is transgender: false

Theo Putnam
type: NamedIndividual
type: Character
type: TokenCharacter
has gender: Male
has portrayal: Portrayal Theo Putnam
has sex orientation: Queer
actor: Lachlan Watson
is transgender: true

Victor Salazar
type: NamedIndividual
type: Character
type: QueerProtagonistLeadRole
has gender: Male
has portrayal: Portrayal Victor Salazar
has sex orientation: Gay
actor: Michael Cimino
is transgender: false

Canada
type: NamedIndividual
type: Country

Spain
type: NamedIndividual
type: Country

Sweden
type: NamedIndividual
type: Country

UK
type: NamedIndividual
type: Country

USA
type: NamedIndividual
type: Country

Aziz Ansari
type: NamedIndividual
type: Creator
has gender: Male
has sex orientation: SexOrientation
is transgender: false

Carlos Montero
type: NamedIndividual
type: Creator
has gender: Male
has sex orientation: SexOrientation
is transgender: false

Dana Min Goodman
type: NamedIndividual
type: Creator
has gender: Female
has sex orientation: SexOrientation
is transgender: false

Ed Decter
type: NamedIndividual
type: Creator
has gender: Male
has sex orientation: SexOrientation
is transgender: false

Eugene Levy
type: NamedIndividual
type: Creator
has gender: Male
has sex orientation: SexOrientation
is transgender: false

Gloria Calderon Kellett
type: NamedIndividual
type: Creator
has gender: Female
has sex orientation: SexOrientation
is transgender: true

Ina Marlene King
type: NamedIndividual
type: Creator
has gender: Female
has sex orientation: Lesbian
is transgender: false

Isaac Aptaker
type: NamedIndividual
type: Creator
has gender: Male
has sex orientation: SexOrientation
is transgender: false

Jason Rothenberg
type: NamedIndividual
type: Creator
has gender: Male
has sex orientation: SexOrientation
is transgender: false

Jean-Marc Vallee
type: NamedIndividual
type: Creator
has gender: Male
has sex orientation: SexOrientation
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Jenji Leslie Kohan
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Joss Whedon
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Judd Apatow
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Lana e Lilly Wachowski
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Laurie Nunn
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Lisa Ambjorn
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Michael Schur
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Owen Harris
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Peter Nowalk
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Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa
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Robia Rashid
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Ryan Murphy
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Sam Levinson
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Sarah Watson
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Drama, Thriller, Mystery
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Supernatural, Drama
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Impact Adam Groff
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comment: Highlights importance of addressing repression.

Impact Alice
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type: LGBTQCommunityImpact
type: PositiveRoleModel
comment: Tackles internal struggles and empowerment.

Impact Blaine Anderson
type: NamedIndividual
type: LGBTQCommunityImpact
type: PositiveRoleModel
comment: Helped normalize LGBTQ+ relationships in mainstream media.

Impact Casey Gardner
type: NamedIndividual
type: LGBTQCommunityImpact
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comment: Positively portrays bisexuality, showcasing complexity.

Impact Connor Walsh
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type: LGBTQCommunityImpact
type: PositiveRoleModel
comment: Tackles issues of societal bias and personal redemption.

Impact David Rose
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type: LGBTQCommunityImpact
type: PositiveRoleModel
comment: Celebrates LGBTQ+ lives through humor and acceptance.

Impact Denise
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type: LGBTQCommunityImpact
type: PositiveRoleModel
comment: Challenges heteronormative narratives and broadens representation.

Impact Emily Fields
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type: LGBTQCommunityImpact
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comment: Normalizes LGBTQ+ relationships, empowering LGBTQ+ women.

Impact Eric Effiong
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type: LGBTQCommunityImpact
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comment: Broadens intersectional representation, showing complexity.

Impact Jules Vaughn
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type: LGBTQCommunityImpact
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comment: Positive role model for transgender youth, promoting understanding.

Impact Kat Edison
type: NamedIndividual
type: LGBTQCommunityImpact
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comment: Promotes bisexual visibility and challenges workplace discrimination.

Impact Kelly
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comment: Breaks stereotypes by showing LGBTQ+ love in a positive light.

Impact Kevin Keller
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type: LGBTQCommunityImpact
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comment: Reinforces cliches, adding little to LGBTQ+ visibility.

Impact Lexa
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type: LGBTQCommunityImpact
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comment: Sparked backlash for perpetuating harmful LGBTQ+ tropes.

Impact Lito Rodriguez
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type: LGBTQCommunityImpact
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comment: Highlights LGBTQ+ challenges in global contexts.

Impact Magnus Bane
type: NamedIndividual
type: LGBTQCommunityImpact
type: PositiveRoleModel
comment: Celebrates LGBTQ+ identity with fantasy elements.

Impact Mickey Dobbs
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type: LGBTQCommunityImpact
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comment: Lacks meaningful engagement with LGBTQ+ themes.

Impact Nomi Marks
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type: LGBTQCommunityImpact
type: PositiveRoleModel
comment: One of the first trans characters portrayed positively in mainstream sci-fi.

Impact Omar Shanaa
type: NamedIndividual
type: LGBTQCommunityImpact
type: PositiveRoleModel
comment: Highlights intersectionality, addressing sexuality in cultural contexts.

Impact Patrick Brewer
type: NamedIndividual
type: LGBTQCommunityImpact
type: PositiveRoleModel
comment: Breaks stereotypes with a positive LGBTQ+ relationship on screen.

Impact Ray Holt
type: NamedIndividual
type: LGBTQCommunityImpact
type: PositiveRoleModel
comment: Subverts stereotypes and challenges workplace biases.

Impact Santana Lopez
type: NamedIndividual
type: LGBTQCommunityImpact
type: PositiveRoleModel
comment: Normalized LGBTQ+ relationships in mainstream teen TV.

Impact Shane Harvey
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type: LGBTQCommunityImpact
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comment: Reinforces outdated stereotypes without subverting them.

Impact Simon Eriksson
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type: LGBTQCommunityImpact
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comment: Provides positive representation of a gay teenager navigating love.

Impact Sophia Burset
type: NamedIndividual
type: LGBTQCommunityImpact
type: PositiveRoleModel
comment: Illuminates systemic challenges for trans individuals, fostering empathy.

Impact Syd
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type: LGBTQCommunityImpact
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comment: Increases visibility for non-binary individuals and promotes acceptance.

Impact Tara Maclay
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type: LGBTQCommunityImpact
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comment: Controversial portrayal, perpetuating harmful LGBTQ+ tropes.

Impact Theo Putnam
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type: LGBTQCommunityImpact
type: NegativeRoleModel
comment: Missed opportunity to delve into meaningful trans representation.

Impact Victor Salazar
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type: LGBTQCommunityImpact
type: PositiveRoleModel
comment: Highlights intersectionality and the nuances of coming out in traditional families.

Aisha Dee
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Alycia Debnam-Carey
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Amber Benson
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type: Performer
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Andre Braugher
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has sex orientation: SexOrientation
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Brigette Lundy-Paine
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Casey Cott
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Connor Swindells
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Dan Levy
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Darren Criss
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Gillian Jacobs
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Gugu Mbatha-Raw
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type: Performer
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Hunter Schafer
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type: Performer
has gender: Female
has sex orientation: Bisexual
is transgender: true

Jack Falahee
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type: Performer
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Jamie Clayton
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type: Performer
has gender: Female
has sex orientation: SexOrientation
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Lachlan Watson
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type: Performer
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Laverne Cox
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type: Performer
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Lena Waithe
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type: Performer
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Michael Cimino
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type: Performer
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Michael Willett
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type: Performer
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Miguel Angel Silvestre
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Naya Rivera
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Ncuti Gatwa
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Noah Reid
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Omar Ayuso
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Omar Rudberg
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Shay Mitchell
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Sheridan Pierce
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Sydney Sweeney
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ABC
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CBC
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Fox
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Freeform
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HBO
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Hulu
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MTV
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Netflix
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The CW
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The WB
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Representation Adam Groff
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type: FairRepresentation
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comment: Subtle exploration of internalized homophobia and self-acceptance.

Representation Alice
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type: FairRepresentation
type: RepresentationType
comment: Queer character with a complex relationship to the protagonist, portraying both vulnerability and strength.

Representation Blaine Anderson
type: NamedIndividual
type: FairRepresentation
type: RepresentationType
comment: Central gay character with a detailed portrayal of relationships and identity struggles.

Representation Casey Gardner
type: NamedIndividual
type: FairRepresentation
type: RepresentationType
comment: Explores the struggles and triumphs of a bisexual teenager navigating her identity and relationships.

Representation Connor Walsh
type: NamedIndividual
type: FairRepresentation
type: RepresentationType
comment: Gay character with complex relationships and moral struggles.

Representation David Rose
type: NamedIndividual
type: FairRepresentation
type: RepresentationType
comment: Pansexual character portrayed with humor and depth, showing evolving relationships.

Representation Denise
type: NamedIndividual
type: FairRepresentation
type: RepresentationType
comment: Lesbian Black woman exploring love, career, and friendships, portrayed with emotional complexity and humor.

Representation Emily Fields
type: NamedIndividual
type: FairRepresentation
type: RepresentationType
comment: Lesbian character with nuanced relationships and complex storylines.

Representation Eric Effiong
type: NamedIndividual
type: FairRepresentation
type: RepresentationType
comment: Gay, Black character portrayed with depth, navigating relationships and family dynamics.

Representation Jules Vaughn
type: NamedIndividual
type: FairRepresentation
type: RepresentationType
comment: Multi-dimensional transgender character portrayed authentically with emotional depth.

Representation Kat Edison
type: NamedIndividual
type: FairRepresentation
type: RepresentationType
comment: Bisexual character with an empowering storyline and meaningful exploration of her sexual identity.

Representation Kelly
type: NamedIndividual
type: FairRepresentation
type: RepresentationType
comment: Bisexual character with an empowering love story and a rare happy ending.

Representation Kevin Keller
type: NamedIndividual
type: RepresentationType
type: UnfairRepresentation
comment: Portrayed in the "gay best friend" trope with minimal character development.

Representation Lexa
type: NamedIndividual
type: RepresentationType
type: UnfairRepresentation
comment: Lesbian character killed off shortly after a meaningful relationship, reinforcing the "bury your gays" trope.

Representation Lito Rodriguez
type: NamedIndividual
type: FairRepresentation
type: RepresentationType
comment: Gay character portrayed with depth, exploring his career struggles, relationship, and coming out.

Representation Magnus Bane
type: NamedIndividual
type: FairRepresentation
type: RepresentationType
comment: Bisexual character portrayed with emotional depth and a rich backstory, exploring love and conflict.

Representation Mickey Dobbs
type: NamedIndividual
type: RepresentationType
type: UnfairRepresentation
comment: Queer character whose storyline remains ambiguous and underdeveloped, falling into tokenism.

Representation Nomi Marks
type: NamedIndividual
type: FairRepresentation
type: RepresentationType
comment: Transgender hacker portrayed with depth, exploring her relationships and challenges.

Representation Omar Shanaa
type: NamedIndividual
type: FairRepresentation
type: RepresentationType
comment: Gay Muslim character navigating societal and cultural pressures while pursuing a meaningful relationship.

Representation Patrick Brewer
type: NamedIndividual
type: FairRepresentation
type: RepresentationType
comment: Gay character portrayed in a healthy, supportive, and normalized relationship.

Representation Ray Holt
type: NamedIndividual
type: FairRepresentation
type: RepresentationType
comment: Gay Black police captain portrayed with dignity, humor, and depth.

Representation Santana Lopez
type: NamedIndividual
type: FairRepresentation
type: RepresentationType
comment: Lesbian character who evolves from repression and denial to pride and self-acceptance.

Representation Shane Harvey
type: NamedIndividual
type: RepresentationType
type: UnfairRepresentation
comment: Gay best friend trope with little character depth or growth.

Representation Simon Eriksson
type: NamedIndividual
type: FairRepresentation
type: RepresentationType
comment: Openly gay character with emotional complexity, navigating love, class struggles, and societal expectations.

Representation Sophia Burset
type: NamedIndividual
type: FairRepresentation
type: RepresentationType
comment: Transgender character navigating systemic discrimination in prison.

Representation Syd
type: NamedIndividual
type: FairRepresentation
type: RepresentationType
comment: Non-binary character portrayed authentically with respect and humor in a multi-generational family dynamic.

Representation Tara Maclay
type: NamedIndividual
type: RepresentationType
type: UnfairRepresentation
comment: Lesbian character killed suddenly, reinforcing the "bury your gays" trope.

Representation Theo Putnam
type: NamedIndividual
type: RepresentationType
type: UnfairRepresentation
comment: Trans character whose storyline is largely underexplored and lacks emotional depth.

Representation Victor Salazar
type: NamedIndividual
type: FairRepresentation
type: RepresentationType
comment: Gay Latinx teenager navigating coming out and family acceptance in a conservative environment.

Atypical
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creator: Robia Rashid
genre: Comedy-Drama
production company: Netflix
date published: 2017

Brooklyn Nine-Nine
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country of origin: USA
creator: Michael Schur
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date published: 2013

Buffy the Vampire Slayer
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type: TvShow
character: Tara Maclay
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creator: Joss Whedon
genre: Supernatural, Drama
production company: The WB
date published: 1999

Chilling Adventures of Sabrina
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type: TvShow
character: Theo Putnam
country of origin: USA
creator: Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa
genre: Drama, Horror, Fantasy
production company: Netflix
date published: 2018

Elite
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character: Omar Shanaa
country of origin: Spain
creator: Carlos Montero
genre: Thriller, Teen Drama
production company: Netflix
date published: 2018

Euphoria
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type: TvShow
character: Jules Vaughn
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creator: Sam Levinson
genre: Drama
production company: HBO
date published: 2019

Faking It
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type: TvShow
character: Shane Harvey
country of origin: USA
creator: Dana Min Goodman
genre: Comedy, Drama, Romance
production company: MTV
date published: 2014

Glee
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type: TvShow
character: Blaine Anderson
character: Santana Lopez
country of origin: USA
creator: Ryan Murphy
genre: Musical, Comedy-Drama
production company: Fox
date published: 2009

How to Get Away with Murder
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type: TvShow
character: Connor Walsh
country of origin: USA
creator: Peter Nowalk
genre: Legal Drama, Thriller
production company: ABC
date published: 2014

Love
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type: TvShow
character: Mickey Dobbs
country of origin: USA
creator: Judd Apatow
genre: Comedy-Drama
production company: Netflix
date published: 2016

Love, Victor
type: NamedIndividual
type: TvShow
character: Victor Salazar
country of origin: USA
creator: Isaac Aptaker
genre: Teen Drama, Romance
production company: Hulu
date published: 2020

Master of None
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type: TvShow
character: Denise
country of origin: USA
creator: Aziz Ansari
genre: Comedy-Drama
production company: Netflix
date published: 2015

One Day at a Time
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type: TvShow
character: Syd
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creator: Gloria Calderon Kellett
genre: Comedy
production company: Netflix
date published: 2017

Orange Is the New Black
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type: TvShow
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creator: Jenji Leslie Kohan
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production company: Netflix
date published: 2013

Pretty Little Liars
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type: TvShow
character: Emily Fields
country of origin: USA
creator: Ina Marlene King
genre: Drama, Mystery
production company: Freeform
date published: 2010

Riverdale
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type: TvShow
character: Kevin Keller
country of origin: USA
creator: Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa
genre: Drama, Mystery
production company: The CW
date published: 2017

Sense8
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type: TvShow
character: Lito Rodriguez
character: Nomi Marks
country of origin: USA
creator: Lana e Lilly Wachowski
genre: Science Fiction, Drama
production company: Netflix
date published: 2015

Sex Education
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type: TvShow
character: Adam Groff
character: Eric Effiong
country of origin: UK
creator: Laurie Nunn
genre: Comedy-Drama
production company: Netflix
date published: 2019

Shadowhunters
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type: TvShow
character: Magnus Bane
country of origin: USA
creator: Ed Decter
genre: Fantasy, Drama, Action
production company: Freeform
date published: 2016

Sharp Objects
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type: TvShow
character: Alice
country of origin: USA
creator: Jean-Marc Vallee
genre: Drama, Thriller, Mystery
production company: HBO
date published: 2018

The 100
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type: TvShow
character: Lexa
country of origin: USA
creator: Jason Rothenberg
genre: Science Fiction, Drama
production company: The CW
date published: 2014

The Bold Type
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type: TvShow
character: Kat Edison
country of origin: USA
creator: Sarah Watson
genre: Comedy-Drama
production company: Freeform
date published: 2017

Young Royals
type: NamedIndividual
type: TvShow
character: Simon Eriksson
country of origin: Sweden
creator: Lisa Ambjorn
genre: Teen Drama, Romance
production company: Netflix
date published: 2021

Black Mirror: San Junipero
type: NamedIndividual
type: TvShow
character: Kelly
country of origin: USA
creator: Owen Harris
genre: Science Fiction, Drama
production company: Netflix
date published: 2016

Harry Shum Jr.
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type: Performer
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has sex orientation: SexOrientation
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Fox/NBC
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type: ProductionAndIndustryFactory

Schitt's Creek
type: NamedIndividual
type: TvShow
character: David Rose
character: Patrick Brewer
country of origin: Canada
creator: Eugene Levy
genre: Comedy
production company: CBC
date published: 2015
date published: 2017

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