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Insider Out: Being an Editor of Color in the Comics Industry

By Carolyn Cox Oct 5th
Racist Irony: Scientist Doesn’t Want Immigrant-Lovers Using His Ancestry-Mapping Software

By Dan Van Winkle Sep 30th
Brie Larson Discusses Diversity In Variety Interview

By Charline Jao Sep 22nd
Nerd Guys, Pandering, and “Forced” Diversity

By Joseph Cain Sep 18th
Students From Girls Who Code Fight Stereotypes With “Bias Breaker” Game

By Charline Jao Sep 4th
No, Duke Freshmen. Boycotting Fun Home Is Not a Push for “Genuine Diversity.”

By Carolyn Cox Aug 27th
No Escape and Erasure Films: Hollywood’s Version of #AllLivesMatter

By TMS Contributors Aug 25th
The Hugo Awards 2015: Looking Back and Moving Forward

By Carolyn Cox Aug 24th
What If? Recreating Iconic Film Posters With People of Color

By Jessica Lachenal Aug 20th
50% of Apple’s Hires This Year Were From Underrepresented Groups; Tim Cook Says There’s Still “Farther To Go”

By Maddy Myers Aug 13th
Stop Saying You Only Care About Quality in the Same Breath That You Argue Against Diversity

By Dan Van Winkle Aug 11th
“Epidemic of Invisibility” Shown in Study on Diversity in Movies for the Past Seven Years

By Dan Van Winkle Aug 5th
Pinterest Throws Down the Gauntlet on Hiring Women and People of Color By Setting Numbers for Their Goals

By Teresa Jusino Jul 31st
Diversity in Entertainment and the Media: Then and Now, and How Far We’ve Come

By TMS Contributors Jul 29th
Stan Lee’s Defense of Michael B. Jordan Fantastic Four Casting Gets It Half-Right

By Charline Jao Jul 27th
Steam’s Ambitious Game, Rust Explores Race and Gender By Not Allowing Players to Choose Either

By Teresa Jusino Jul 21st
#AnimatedBlackGirls Celebrates Diversity In Cartoons Past and Present

By Teresa Jusino Jul 15th
The Mary Sue Interview: Garth DeAngelis, Lead Producer on XCOM 2, on Diversity in Games

By Jessica Lachenal Jul 15th
Oscars Diversity Push Makes the Academy More International, but There’s Still Work to Be Done

By Teresa Jusino Jul 15th
The Mary Sue Interview: Self/Less‘ Natalie Martinez & Derek Luke on Genre Film and Effects of Gender, Race, and Class on Storytelling

By Teresa Jusino Jul 10th