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Dancing Genitals Video For Kids' Show Not Progressive Enough For Some Swedes

The Canadian Press, 22 Jan, 2015 01:30 PM
    STOCKHOLM — In socially liberal Sweden, an educational video for children featuring dancing genitals has become an online hit — and even drawn criticism for not being progressive enough.
     
    The one-minute animated video by public broadcaster SVT, promoting a television series about the human body, has been seen by more than 4 million YouTube viewers.
     
    Producers say many parents found it a great way to explain about private parts to children, though some called it inappropriate for a program aimed at children aged 3-6.
     
    Programming director Peter Bargee said Thursday the clip also drew "unexpected" criticism from some Swedes, who said portraying the penis with a moustache and the vagina with long eyelashes reinforced gender stereotypes.
     
    Bargee said the video was meant to be fun and not a "statement on gender politics."

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