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.”
“I Swear puts viewers right into the moral fray of big disability debates taking place today.”
“You, Me & Tuscany is a soothing watch that welcomes a Black woman into the soft, loving embrace of a pasta- and wine-filled happily ever after.”
“Normal swings wildly from fun genre tropes to tired Asian stereotypes, to a surprisingly sensitive nonbinary story.”
“At its most impactful, K-POPS! uses a lighthearted tone to address the painful history of anti-Blackness in K-pop.”