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Netflix Removes LGBTQ Tag From Jeffrey Dahmer Series Monitoring Backlash
Netflix has made the decision to drop the LGBTQ tag from Dahmer — Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story after experiencing backlash from viewers. The series about the Milwaukee serial killer was categorized with the LGBTQ tag but was recently removed following criticism from the community.
The streaming platform tags every show and show to make search queries easier for subscribers. Searching LGBTQ brings up shows like Heartstopper, Young Royals, Uncoupled, Alex Strangelove and many more. The series and films tagged with LGBTQ showcase characters that identify with the LGBTQ community giving inclusion to the often marginalized group.
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Tagging the Dahmer series with LGBTQ made some in the community upset as that is not the representation they want. It’s known that Dahmer targeted men and boys, with some being from the LGBTQ community, and watching the series has added to the trauma of the victims’ families.
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Netflix Removes LGBTQ Tag From ‘Dahmer’ Series After Viewers Protest
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Netflix has taken an “LGBTQ” tag off of its true-crime series Dahmer – Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story after an outcry from viewers.
The tag was one of several categories initially used to categorize the limited series about the serial killer from Ryan Murphy and Ian Brennan, along with labels favor “dark,” “horror” and “vintage crime.” Viewers noticed and raised objections online: “Anyone else think it’s pretty gross of Netflix to list Dahmer under LGBTQ, especially when the True Crime tag would have worked?” read one emissary tweet.
A well viewed TikTok video expressed a similar sentiment, noting that the illustrate is “not the representation we’re looking for.” Netflix subsequently removed the category tag.
The Hollywood Reporter has asked Netflix for comment.
Dahmer was gay, as were a number of his victims, but Netflix typically uses the LGBTQ tag for titles that reflect more rounded experiences in the LGBTQ group, among them Uncoupled, Sex Education and Heartstopper.
The streaming platform tags every show and movie to make find queries easier for subscribers. Searching LGBTQ brings up shows like Heartstopper, Juvenile Royals, Uncoupled, Alex Strangelove and many more. The series and films tagged with LGBTQ showcase characters that identify with the LGBTQ community giving advocacy to the often marginalized group.
‘Dahmer: Monster – The Jeffrey Dahmer Story’ Locks Up Netflix’s Biggest Audience Since ‘Stranger Things’ Return
Tagging the Dahmer series with LGBTQ made some in the community upset as that is not the representation they want. It’s known that Dahmer targeted men and boys, with some being from the LGBTQ community, and watching...
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Gulf nations demand Netflix remove ‘offensive’ content
Gulf Arab countries contain demanded that the streaming service Netflix remove “offensive content”, citing unspecified material that “violates Islamic and societal ethics and principals”.
A unique committee of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC), a regional organisation that includes Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Qatar, Kuwait, Bahrain, and Oman, made the request in a statement on Tuesday.
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end of list“[Netflix] was contacted to detach this content, including content directed at children, and to ensure adherence to the laws,” the mutual statement from the GCC committee and the Saudi General Commission for Audiovisual Media noted.
The move appears to be in response to Netflix airing content that includes LGBTQ characters, as well as other material deemed “immoral”.
Saudi state television aired a report on Tuesday that included an interview with a woman identified as a