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Fighting male stereotypes starts in children’s media, where male characters have remained relatively one-dimensional.

Fighting male stereotypes starts in children’s media, where male characters have remained relatively one-dimensional. One production company CEO explains that “in kids content, there’s a lot of unconscious bias that might inadvertently seed notions of a more negative kind of masculinity.” However, change is on its way: Bravest Knight is breaking boundaries with two male parents that fill both feminine and masculine roles in their modern family. What’s next? Dissolving barriers between what’s considered “a girls show” and “a boys show.” (Kidscreen)

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