For decades, shows like Sesame Street practically raised many kids. Today, not even Elmo is safe from the nation's culture wars and shifting media landscape.

Mark Lennihan/Associated Press Supported by By John Koblin Times are tough on Sesame Street. Sesame Workshop, the nonprofit responsible for Elmo ... to change as the world around us is changing ...

It now leaves characters like Elmo and Cookie Monster looking ... She added, “It’s critical because the world needs Sesame Street more than ever before.” ...

Since its launch in 1969, the show has often been kids’ first step into the world beyond their ... want to try.” Abby, Elmo and Julia bounce across Sesame Street, ecstatically playing Julia ...

At Barefoot, we sat at a long wooden bench, taking our sandals off to put our feet in the sand and enjoying a lunch of fish ... party, Sesame Street characters such as the Count, Elmo, Oscar ...

Greg Casar, D-Texas, held up a sign that read, “Fire Elon, Save Elmo,” referring to Elon ... two characters on “Sesame Street” who live together, were part of an “extreme homosexual ...

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and I grew up watching Sesame Street in Spanish. The characters have different names which is really fun. I'm between Cookie Monster and Elmo. I love Cookie Monster because he was just raw hunger.

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SZA then starts singing “Be Kind To Me, Be Kind To You,” an adorable song with lyrics like, “Be kind to me, be kind to you / ...