The Mediaversity grade reflects inclusiveness, NOT just technical merit.
(That's what every other review site is for.)
Let's get into it.
Features, original research, and ‘Best Of’ lists—all about representation in media.
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“Law & Order thrusts women and queer people into melodramatic roles as killers and victims, yet underrepresents them as human beings who work with the law.”
“Pluribus centers a queer woman who learns empathy—the antithesis of the toxic men who usually anchor ‘prestige’ shows.”
“Heated Rivalry goes beyond including a gay couple; it dives into how LGBTQ people must reckon with societal and personal pressures.”
“I’m happy to finally see an Interview with the Vampire adaptation openly confront the queer themes that we always knew were there.”
“It’s bracingly fresh that in A Talent for Murder, Helen Mirren plays a queer, 74-year-old main character who’s kind of hateable.”
“Despite using a sexist genre trope to initiate the action, Your Mother Your Mother Your Mother more than makes up for it.”
“While I’m happy for Musk to critique the world’s richest asshole, one has to wonder if all this scrutiny isn’t just fanning the flames.”