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Have a tip we should know? They have been writing articles for nerds on the internet for less than a year now. Still, is it too much to dream that a future episode will be titled “The Crew Builds a Pride Float,” and show us Camila and River atop the float as the allied builder pups trot alongside?

Representation matters.

(I know, it’s a stereotype, but as a flannel-loving lesbian myself, I feel a resonance.) That might just be my wishful thinking. Right-wing critics raged at the inclusion of a nonbinary character in the Disney film Elemental. Lay some bricks. Like...

River was created by nonbinary author and activist Lindz Amer, who created the educational and affirming site Queer Kid Stuff.

Amer told me in a direct message that they said I could share:

I was brought on as a consultant initially because they wanted to develop a nonbinary character and I let them know I’m a writer as well so I could script the character. They hemmed and hawed at the live-action adaptation of The LittleMermaid, which featured a Black woman as the lead character.

Sadly, some critics targeted Amer directly, accusing the author of “coming after kids” and telling them to “leave the kids alone.”

Paw Patrol is just one of many films and television shows marketed towards younger audiences that have drawn ire from the “anti-woke” crowd. They really like anime.

These people need to take a lesson from the Paw Patrol crew and get a real job. River (who reads as Asian) loves taking photos and wants to photograph a shooting star that’s whizzing by that night. REALLY like it. Pour some cement. [email protected]

Sarah Fimm

Sarah Fimm (they/them) is actually nine choirs of biblically accurate angels crammed into one pair of $10 overalls.

Like you know those annoying little kids that will only eat hotdogs and chicken fingers? And this is in addition to the dangerous vitriol that they hurl at “woke” brands like Target and Bud Light!

The Paw Patrol spinoff Rubble & Crew is making headlines by featuring a nonbinary character named River, a flawless pick for a nonbinary name.