The View (1997)

The View regularly engages with LGBTQ+ themes and features queer guests, offering a platform for diverse perspectives. However, as a live discussion show, its portrayal varies, with affirming moments often balanced by debates where less informed or potentially problematic viewpoints are aired, leading to a net neutral impact.

As a long-running talk show, The View has engaged with transsexual themes and hosted trans individuals. While offering platforms for trans voices, it has also included segments reflecting societal misunderstandings. The overall portrayal is varied, with positive and negative elements often balancing, leading to an incidental net impact.

The show frequently features hosts who are openly Christian, discussing their faith with respect and often highlighting its positive impact on their lives and communities. While specific actions or interpretations by Christians may be critiqued, the show's overall narrative consistently affirms the dignity of the faith and condemns bigotry against it.

While discussions may address complex global or social issues involving Islam, the show's overall narrative actively works to counter Islamophobia. It often features guests who provide nuanced perspectives and consistently condemns prejudice against Muslim individuals and the faith itself.

Judaism is consistently portrayed with respect, often in discussions about cultural events, holidays, or social issues. The show's narrative unequivocally condemns antisemitism and promotes understanding of Jewish traditions and experiences.