“Abbott Elementary leans into its feel-good credentials without ignoring difficult material.”
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“Severance has a touching LGBTQ storyline that explores the complexities of queer relationships within the rigid confines of corporate environments.”
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“3 Body Problem’s most prominent deviation from the source material adds inclusion, which pays off creatively and commercially.”
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“Watchmen encapsulates the weariness of Black America, our wounds healing just enough for the scabs to be torn off again.”
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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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“Not only does One Day at a Time snatch the winning crown for the most inclusive show at Mediaversity, it blows its competition out of the water.”
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“It's so rare to see on TV the humanization of seniors who live with Alzheimer's disease.”
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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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“Grace and Frankie portrays the multifaceted lives of older women as well as older gay men.”
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“Veep can be a bit of a grab bag. It’s both feminist and women-hating; racially progressive and racist; offensive and hilarious by turns. But somehow it all comes together.”
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“Black-ish tells stories the way they should be told—in fragments of truth, scattered across multiple characters rather than feeding one big, overarching narrative meant to represent every black American.”
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“Big Little Lies features dynamic and engaging women—an effort that unfortunately does not extend to race or sexuality.“
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“Despite some racial stereotyping, the sheer breadth of representation vaults the show to heavyweight status in the realm of inclusive media.”
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“Fresh Off the Boat is a wonderful successor to the ill-fated but culturally impactful All-American Girl.”
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