The Mediaversity grade reflects inclusiveness, NOT overall quality.
(That's what every other review site is for.)
“Dirk Gently is tainted with controversy, but the writers clearly make an effort to be inclusive.”
“Season 2 of The Flash continues to be a mix of good intentions and significant missteps.”
“At its best, the first season of The Flash is a rebuttal of toxic masculinity. On the flipside, women remain marginalized and disability is mishandled.”
“Black Mirror has markedly improved its inclusiveness since it first aired in 2011, but there is still room for improvement.”
“Blockers is silly and fun from the outside, but scratch just beneath the surface and you’ll find progressive messaging.”
“I have no doubt that Love, Simon is well-meaning but nonetheless, it makes the key decision to prioritize masculinity within LGBTQ community”
"Pacific Rim: Uprising challenges the notion of a leading black man who must appear culturally blank in order to seem 'safe' for non-black audiences.”
“Isle of Dogs emphasizes the inscrutability and Otherness of its Japanese characters. I was deeply uncomfortable listening to the majority white audience laugh when they would speak.”