The Mediaversity grade reflects inclusiveness, NOT just technical merit.
(That's what every other review site is for.)
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Features, original research, and ‘Best Of’ lists—all about representation in media.
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“Even as It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia drops the ball on gender and racial representation, it has a moving storyline about queerness.”
“It’s a shame that Loot typically avoids talking about race, because when it does, it handles the topic well and adds depth to the otherwise fluffy sitcom.”
“St. Denis Medical provides a positive portrayal of a mom in the workplace that’s both heartwarming yet realistic.”
“Male-skewing numbers aside, The Diplomat reveals an empowering script where women drive most of the series’ events.”
“Bedford Park makes a lovely addition to the library of Asian American stories that interrogate our complicated histories in this country.”
“Everybody to Kenmure Street emphasizes collectivism, with many white neighbors joining in and helping to protect the Sikh detainees.”
“The plot differs from the original Lilo & Stitch, and its new depiction of foster care in Native contexts has uncomfortable implications.”