Chicken Girls (2017) | How Woke Is It?

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What We Think

"Chicken Girls" leans into modern teen tropes with a smattering of identity-driven characters and themes. While it's not the wokest show around, it's noticeably formulaic and on-message, with little homage to tradition or complexity in worldview.

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Compromised:Narrative Integrity

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"Chicken Girls" features an array of diverse characters and some storylines that seem to foreground identity over deep character development. While the show is still rooted in soapy high school drama, there are moments where social messaging feels prioritized over narrative cohesion, leading to a bit of a box-ticking feel in the cast and arcs.

Compromised:Cultural Foundations

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The show showcases a modern, bubbly take on teen life where traditional roles like family and subtle masculinity are somewhat sidelined in favor of friendship drama and girl-power vibes. Still, it avoids outright mocking of traditional values, even if it doesn’t exactly spotlight them either.

Compromised:Ideological Monoculture

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"Chicken Girls" seems to operate on a shared set of modern assumptions about relationships, identity, and acceptance. There’s little room for debate or representation of dissenting views, alternatives tend to get sidelined or caricatured, making the worldview feel a bit uniform and predictable.

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