“Brooklyn Nine-Nine goes out of its way to speak directly to its audience and say, ‘we see you.’”
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"As fantastic as Michel Gomes is, he's still a nondisabled actor instead of a wheelchair user who could have brought more nuance to the role."
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“Nomi stands out on Grown-ish as one of the most well-rounded bisexual characters on TV to date.”
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“Marvel’s Runaways catapults us into the future, where demographics match those of reality and you can be attracted to whoever the F you want.”
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“Not only does Superstore showcase diversity in age, body type, gender, race, and sexual orientation, its critique of class is especially incisive.”
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“Kim’s Convenience is part of an exciting new chapter of Asian faces on Western television.”
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“I dream of a day when cis actors playing trans is looked upon with the same revulsion that we now reserve for white actors playing racial caricatures.”
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“Sense8 is a landmark for LGBTQ representation.”
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“The connection between Kat, who is newly bisexual, and Adena, a Muslim lesbian, is one of the highlights of the show.”
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“For many children of immigrants, myself included, this was the first time seeing our family dynamics authentically portrayed on screen.”
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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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“Ostensibly a love letter to a grizzled cowboy, I Love Dick is actually an ode to women everywhere.”
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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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“Crazy Ex-Girlfriend is intersectionality in action—seamless, wacky storytelling that happens to bring in feminism, ethnic diversity, LGBTQ representation, and the tackling of mental illness without ever feeling bogged down.”
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“Strong on gender and race with a refreshing perspective from a transgender youth, The OA showcases minority voices that are largely ignored in American media.”
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“The love between all the characters of Queen Sugar is uniquely palpable.”
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“Diverse cast is handled with sensitivity and affection, each character fully realized with his or her own quirks.”
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"The story is, at the core, an age-old romance infused with new and modern themes."
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