“For the first time in SVU history, women will outnumber men in the writers’ room.”
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“Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. commits to a diverse cast but unequal screen time for women mars its record on overall inclusiveness.”
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“The unsparing nature of When They See Us has sparked conversations about whether it’s another in a long line of works that rehash Black trauma.”
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“Russian Doll smashes the Bechdel test, with women speaking over 70% of all dialogue.”
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“Based on true events, Gentleman Jack proudly celebrates queer history.”
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“I was brought back to my first confrontations with racism, with having someone insist that I was somehow different or inferior.”
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“The three main characters share a polyamorous relationship that has been done right, avoiding fanservice or a toxic love triangle.”
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“Ramy captures what it’s like to grow up as an Arab Muslim in America while providing a multitude of entry points for other communities.”
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“Penned exclusively by Black and Latinx writers, On My Block tackles race from an informed place.”
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“Sex Education indulges our yearning for the past while allowing us to see it through a more forward-looking lens.”
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“It’s a welcome anomaly to see a 72-year-old woman thriving professionally at the center of a show.”
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“Watching the Derry Girls covet hot guys, set curtains on fire, sneak tequila, and altogether act in ‘unladylike’ ways provides no end of amusement.”
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“Theodora may be the only queer Crain but her romantic entanglements are just as messy and realistic as those of her siblings.”
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“The exploration of Munchausen by proxy syndrome in Sharp Objects spotlights to a very real form of abuse.”
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“While other shows may cast Black supporting characters, seldom do we see our unique life experiences centered.”
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“Shadowhunters has the only asexual character in all of cable television.”
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“In recent years, writers of Grey’s Anatomy have gained the courage to adapt a more intentional approach to diversity.”
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“Season 2 introduces the show’s first openly gay character in the form of a dancer named Yolanda.”
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“This season, the power belongs solely with the women.”
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“Howards End demonstrates how a period drama can revisit a classic work while enhancing the original vision for modern audiences.”
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