- adressed how bad it is for black people/LGBT+ officers in the workforce, and how they are often discriminated against
- had a female latina come out as bisexual ON SCREEN, and have her come out to her parents but they are not accepting right away
- a healthy relationship between a man and a woman that doesn’t involve them being major dickheads to eachother, cheating, or jealousy. they support and love eachother and are their own people. Amy isnt just “Jake’s girlfriend/Jake’s fiancé/Jake’s wife” she’s Amy Santiago, her own person
- shown how an abscense of a parent affects someone, and how even if the parent comes back into your life it still has an affect on you
- a black man with a family, who is a police officer, walks down the street of his OWN NEIGHBORHOOD and gets stopped by a white officer for “looking suspicious” even though he was simply walking in his own neighborhood. It’s very clear in the episode that Terry was stopped because he was a black man
- has adopted kids be represented, and also considered an option. Charles and Genivive had also adopted an older kid(Nikolaj is 7 if i can remember correctly), most older kids arent really looked at because they’re older
- the arguments/disputes are settled with both parties apologizing and understanding eachother, not with a half assed apology
- women who don’t bring eachother down, and have good relationships with eachother
- an episode where two characters have to deal with a sexual assult case, in a flashback Amy and Jake have several incidents(IE: the coffee guy telling Jake to have a nice day, but Amy that she looks pretty. a guy looking for a cop and Amy proudly presenting herself, but when Jake comes around the guy goes to HIM and not to AMY who’s in full uniform). Talking about how difficult for women when they go through sexual assult. Doesn’t make fun of or glorify sexual assult and can still be funny while talking about a serious subject
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