Star Trek's first gay Klingon opens up about the toxic online hate he's faced
Actor Karim Dianéé plays Star Trek's first gay Klingon character and addresses hate rooted in racism, homophobia, and sexism rather than legitimate creative criticism.
Sorry MAGA, Turns Out People Still Like 'Woke' Art
Mainstream entertainment achieved major success with diverse, politically conscious projects that became cultural phenomena despite political and corporate pushback against DEI.
The Right Funds Its Media. Can Progressive Philanthropy Meet the Moment?
Teen Vogue's closure eliminated a diverse, politically engaged newsroom that provided movement-aligned reporting and primarily displaced Black, brown, trans, and queer staff.
Journalism and Hollywood need each other, says The IP List - Poynter
All the President's Men, Spotlight and The Insider are classic movies based on journalism - they follow reporters through the drama of uncovering something unbelievable.
We have so many talented black British actors who had to leave in order to work': Sharon D Clarke on typecasting, industry tensions, and the truthfulness of Mr Loverman
Sharon D Clarke celebrates her Bafta nomination for Mr Loverman, emphasizing the importance of diverse storytelling in her career and society.
The absence of actual images of intrepid women travelers in the 'Extreme Voyages Issue' deeply resonated with me, reflecting a historical reluctance to depict women's adventures.
Freakier Friday cast and crew criticise hurtful' Asian stereotypes in 2003 film
I remember watching it and feeling torn, mostly about the Asian representation. It was something I brought up right away when I had my first meetings with the producers.