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"The Smurfette Principle" is the name of an article written by Katha Pollitt that was published April 7, 1991 in The New York Times. The article is about how children's entertainment shows appear to be mostly designed for the male demographic, due to the fact that there is only one female character among the main cast of mostly male characters within a show, as in the case of the Smurfs, which unfortunately became the reason for the article and its related TV Trope name.

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rdfs:label	The Smurfette Principle
rdfs:comment	"The Smurfette Principle" is the name of an article written by Katha Pollitt that was published April 7, 1991 in The New York Times. The article is about how children's entertainment shows appear to be mostly designed for the male demographic, due to the fact that there is only one female character among the main cast of mostly male characters within a show, as in the case of the Smurfs, which unfortunately became the reason for the article and its related TV Trope name.
dcterms:subject	Cartoon show commentaries Smurfs commentaries
abstract	"The Smurfette Principle" is the name of an article written by Katha Pollitt that was published April 7, 1991 in The New York Times. The article is about how children's entertainment shows appear to be mostly designed for the male demographic, due to the fact that there is only one female character among the main cast of mostly male characters within a show, as in the case of the Smurfs, which unfortunately became the reason for the article and its related TV Trope name.

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