Alabama: a TV channel censors a gay wedding cartoon

The conservative state of the southern United States has not broadcast the episode of the cartoon "Arthur" where two people of the same sex get married.
While Alabama passed last week the most restrictive US bill on abortion, the conservatives' influence has once again manifested itself in this southern state of the United States.
A public television station refused to broadcast an episode of the cartoon "Arthur" because it staged a marriage between two characters of the same sex, reported CNN.
In this episode, Arthur and his friends attend the wedding of their teacher Mr. Ratburn with Patrick, a chocolatier. In this American-Canadian cartoon, Arthur is a long-eared mammal, like Patrick, while Ratburn is a rat.