The CW

The CW is an American broadcast network that was formed by merging the Warner Bros. Televison Network and the United Paramount Network (formerly owned by the Warner Bros. division of Time Warner and CBS, hence the name). It has various branches, including the Atlanta CW.

A large percentage of its shows was composed of liberal and far-left values, including rampant promotion of the homosexual agenda as well as pushing forced diversity SJWisms, and as such, it was also among the lowest rated networks (barely tying with ABC after the latter lost a lot of ratings from the pro-homosexual propaganda "documentary" When We Rise). The leftist elements of various CW shows, in particular their use of forced racial diversity, was even referenced by Cat Grant in the episode "Worlds Finest" in the first season of Supergirl (which at the time had been airing on CBS) where she sarcastically mentioned while Kara Danvers (the titular character's Earth name), Barry Allen, Winn Schlott, and James Olsen were standing at her office "All four of you standing there, doing nothing. You look like the attractive, yet non-threatening racially diverse cast of a CW show." Despite its slogan being "Dare to Defy", it steplocks with the leftist agenda, including promoting the homosexual agenda. Several DC comics properties were also shown on this network with left-wing agendas, including Arrow, The Flash, Legends of Tomorrow, and as of 2016 Supergirl.

While most of its standard shows are very left-wing, there have been a few conservative shows that air as reruns on that channel, such as 7th Heaven and Blue Bloods.