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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“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.”
“Compared to the white-centric world of The Boys, spin-off Gen V is a breath of fresh air.”
“Even as It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia drops the ball on gender and racial representation, it has a moving storyline about queerness.”
“The only woman of any significance in Resident Evil isn’t even on screen, and she’s defined by a clichéd storyline about being pregnant.”
“Grandma initially seems harsh and disengaged, but she becomes the most complex adult in all of Ah Girl.”
“The End of Oak Street gives nuanced, fully lived-in portraits of women in their 70s and older.”
“All the Millennial graduates of indie sleaze will be knocking down the door to join Finding Emily on the dance floor.”