Chicago P.D. (2014)

Chicago P.D. features LGBTQ+ characters, most notably Officer Dante Torres, whose gay identity is integrated into his complex character arc with dignity and agency. Other recurring lesbian characters are normalized within the narrative. The show generally portrays LGBTQ+ individuals respectfully, affirming their worth without endorsing harmful stereotypes or degradation.

The show frequently portrays Christianity as a personal source of comfort, moral guidance, and community for its characters. While individual religious figures or institutions may be depicted in negative storylines, the narrative consistently frames these as individual failings rather than an indictment of the faith itself, maintaining respect for the religion.

The show often portrays Muslim characters and communities, frequently addressing issues of prejudice and Islamophobia. The narrative consistently distinguishes between extremist individuals and the broader Muslim faith, condemning bigotry and often showcasing the community's positive contributions and resilience.

When Jewish characters or communities are featured, the show generally portrays them with respect, often highlighting their cultural identity and resilience. The narrative consistently condemns antisemitism and prejudice against Jewish individuals, positioning the audience to sympathize with victims of such bigotry.