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Now here's today's news, discerned differently.

I'm old enough to remember when Disney and family were synonymous. Walt Disney said

our greatest national resource is the minds of our children. He also noted, the most important

thing is family. If you can keep the family together, that's the backbone of our whole business, catering to families.

That's what we hope to do. I wonder what he would think about the announcement by the Disney

channel that its animated series The Owl House will feature a bisexual teenager in the lead role.

The character will explore her sexuality while dabbling in witchcraft as well. The series creator

identifies as bisexual and says she was intrigued by the idea of creating queer kids in the story.

Another mainstay of family entertainment over the decades has been Sesame Street. Since it first

aired in November 1969, the show has helped Sesame Street. Since it first aired in November, 1969,

the show has helped millions of children, mine included,

learn about themselves and their world.

Over the years, the show has championed racial diversity

and its characters, and incorporated cast members

with special needs as well.

Now the show has featured a male character wearing a

dress. Its companion show Muppets Now included the star of a cross-dressing competition among its

celebrity guests. It seems I could write on sexual morality issues every day of every week. Today, let's consider

this distressing but pervasive issue from a different angle. According to Gallup, 4.5% of

Americans are LGBT. However, U.S. adults wrongly estimate that 23.6% of us are gay or lesbian.

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