The sirens just went off because people have started riots across the America. I received information that you were creating another cartoon for Cartoon Network and I just wanted to give you some advice on how making another successful cartoon without reinforcing stereotypes. Your cartoon Ed, Edd, n Eddy was a great success and had a major influence on children at the ages of 6 -10, but I want to warn you about the stereotypes that misled young and impressionable boys and girls. All of your characters portray gender and/or racial stereotypes which can cause a commotion with some of the child's parents. Remember that people who are offended by gender or racial stereotyping, act upon their insecurities by exaggerating the stereotyped behavior.
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My brothers and I have learned a lot from your show but, there times when we became confused from what right to wrong.Your main characters today remind me of businessmen who stretch the truth about their product that may or may not works. Especially “Eddy” who was the mastermind of all the scams they made. Is it right to scam other for money? The answer to that is obviously no but, the ideas they have wasn’t always successful. The only problem was that it can make some kids question the morality of making a scam to get what they want. I recommend adding a moral at the end of your show so that the children can understand when to or when not to make an …show more content…
The idea of a child that’s teased or bullying can cause some issues. No kid should have to tell their parents that they want to avoid the other kids. Do you remember the episode when the Eds first met and how they created a relationship when nobody wanted to be their friend? That portrayed how it's not easy to for kids to meet other kids when there are at a young age. The Eds became friends because they have something in common and they learn how to use each other talented to make a day exciting. The point I'm trying to make is that I learn as a kid is that I shouldn't believe what cartoons portray on kids from your
My brothers and I have learned a lot from your show but, there times when we became confused from what right to wrong.Your main characters today remind me of businessmen who stretch the truth about their product that may or may not works. Especially “Eddy” who was the mastermind of all the scams they made. Is it right to scam other for money? The answer to that is obviously no but, the ideas they have wasn’t always successful. The only problem was that it can make some kids question the morality of making a scam to get what they want. I recommend adding a moral at the end of your show so that the children can understand when to or when not to make an …show more content…
The idea of a child that’s teased or bullying can cause some issues. No kid should have to tell their parents that they want to avoid the other kids. Do you remember the episode when the Eds first met and how they created a relationship when nobody wanted to be their friend? That portrayed how it's not easy to for kids to meet other kids when there are at a young age. The Eds became friends because they have something in common and they learn how to use each other talented to make a day exciting. The point I'm trying to make is that I learn as a kid is that I shouldn't believe what cartoons portray on kids from your