A Critical Forum on Media and Culture
A Critical Forum on Media and Culture
Mansa Narain discusses how Amazon commodifies DEI initiatives in India, prioritising profit over genuine inclusion.
Read moreDanielle Seid offers a close reading of FX’s Pose and the ways it brings revolutionary queer and trans representations to TV.
Read moreMihaela Mihailova brings attention to the diversity problem in animation—both on screen and in the industry—and examines a crop of contemporary programs responding to the call.
Read moreDrawing from her own experiences working for ESPN and applying Sara Ahmed’s concept of “complaint as diversity work,” Courtney M. Cox interrogates the lack of diversity in sports media and offers a multi-pronged approach to improving inclusivity in a notoriously white male industry.
Read moreJacinta Yanders questions Netflix’s decision to cancel One Day at a Time amidst their own visible campaigns for inclusivity and representation on-screen.
Read moreBriana Barner explores the podcast as a racialized space, and gives an example of a podcast that pushes back against the notion that podcasts are a White space.
Read moreA look into the variety of changes behind-the-scenes that has contributed to the rise of more diverse television shows.
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