Sesame Street’s Pride Month post on inclusivity sparked backlash and criticism from conservative users online.

Many of other Sesame Street characters also posted on their accounts ... may feel a little uneasy about the election. “We all face moments when things feel overwhelming, and that’s okay.

Cast members of the television show, 'Sesame Street,' posing on the set with some of the puppet characters in 1969. Left to right: Will Lee (1908 - 1982), Matt Robinson (1937 - 2002), Bob McGrath ...

A mum says she couldn't believe her eyes after looking to the sky and seeing what appeared to be the classic Sesame Street character, Big Bird. Mum-of-three Karen Harman spotted the likeness ...

Sesame Place, a “Sesame Street“-themed amusement park in Pennsylvania, is getting more heat for its response to a viral video that showed one of its characters appearing to reject two children ...

Though users couldn’t see their faces, they could make out ... among other of the show’s colorful characters. The caption for Sesame Street’s post stated, "This #PrideMonth, let's celebrate ...

A worker at Sesame Place dressed as Rosita, the “Sesame Street” character shown above ... was once a little Black girl who made this face when the way things are for us in America first ...

Backed by educational research, Sesame understood that characters ... "Sesame Street" team visited communities in Long Island, Queens, Brooklyn and Harlem to connect with viewers face-to-muppety ...

As a bruising electioneering season came to a close and voters readied to cast their votes, Sesame Street ... one of the show's mainstay characters. "We all face moments when things feel ...