Netflix's Sex Education has been hailed as one of the most inclusive and progressive television series to ever grace our screens – and quite rightly!
The series challenges assumptions about all sorts of people, and doesn't shy away from portraying uncomfortable or difficult subjects specifically relating to sex, gender, and race.
But what do YOU think is the most progressive or inclusive moment of the series so far?
Was Florence's realisation that she's asexual but not aromantic a big deal for you?
Do you think Maeve's abortion storyline was a really nuanced depiction of a controversial subject?
Or maybe you can't wait to see Eric go to Nigeria for his cousin's wedding in the latest season?
