Common Sense Media Review
By Stephanie Morgan
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based on child development research. How do we rate?
Cursing, sex talk in dry, funny show about nonbinary person.
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What's the Story?
SORT OF follows the life of Sabi, the nonbinary child of Pakistani parents, through their multifaceted relationships with friends, family, and love interests. The series offers a glimpse into Sabi's world, filled with humor, vulnerability, and the complexities of navigating life as a nonbinary person.
Is It Any Good?
This series captivates from the outset, drawing viewers into Sabi's richly textured world. Sort Of blends dry humor and poignant moments to create a relatable yet unique narrative. Sabi's character, both guarded and deeply likable, offers a fresh perspective on resilience and the dynamics of support within their community. The show excels in portraying its protagonist not as a victim but as a vital support to those around them, offering a light yet profound exploration of identity, family, and belonging.
Talk to Your Kids About ...
Families can talk about the experiences of Sabi and their friends as nonbinary and queer individuals. Why is it important to respect everyone's chosen identity?
Sabi's journey offers many lessons in overcoming challenges while staying true to oneself. Ask your kids what they think about Sabi's methods of dealing with difficulties and what resilience and perseverance means to them.
With the show's frank discussions and depictions of sexuality, talk about healthy relationships, consent, and the impact of media portrayals on our understanding of these concepts.
The series highlights the value of being authentic in one's relationships and the strength that comes from vulnerability. What does it mean to build meaningful connections with others?
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