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Unpopular Opinion, but I Like Reboots

By Lyra Hale Apr 2nd
“Race-Fishing” Book Covers Is Not Only Problematic—It Directly Hurts Authors of Color

By Larissa Irankunda Mar 16th
INTERVIEW: Black Girls Rock (Literally) In Xio Axelrod’s Romance-Infused Rock & Roll Novel, The Girl With Stars In Her Eyes

By Larissa Irankunda Mar 15th
HBO Max Launches Latinx Initiative Named HBO Max Pa’lante!

By Lyra Hale Mar 10th
Move Over, Dr. Seuss: 29 Children’s Books by BIPOC Authors to Add to Your Bookshelf

By Larissa Irankunda Mar 4th
Blues Clues and You LGBTQ Song Is the Kind of Representation Children Need

By Lyra Hale Feb 12th
Normalize NOT Giving Media a “Fair Chance” if It’s Already Failed From the Start

By Briana Lawrence Jan 25th
If Jodie Whittaker Is Really Leaving Doctor Who, Make the Doctor a Woman of Color, You Cowards

By Lyra Hale Jan 5th
Racism vs. Representation: The Missteps of Naomi Novik’s A Deadly Education

By Larissa Irankunda Oct 16th
Why Sci-fi/Fantasy Has the Best Representation of Black Women in Entertainment

By Stephanie Holland Aug 19th
The Bold Type Producers Respond to Aisha Dee’s Call-out of Diversity Behind the Scenes

By Princess Weekes Jul 17th
What I See When I Play Food Games That Don’t Feature Black Women as Main Characters

By Robin Mosley Jul 1st
The CW Has a Lot of Diversity Issues to Answer For

By Princess Weekes Jun 8th
What Stephen King Misunderstands About Diversity in Art

By Jessica Mason Jan 14th
Charlie Day Sets the Record Straight on El Tonto

By Jessica Mason Nov 21st
There’s No Excuse for a Democrat to Leave Female Artists Off of Their Campaign Playlists

By Vivian Kane Aug 20th
A Woman of Color Should Lead the Next Star Wars Live Action Show

By Kate Gardner May 16th
Five Diverse Romance Books That Need to be Adapted Into Major Movies

By Dan Van Winkle May 14th
Things We Saw Today: Olivia Anakwe Calls out Hairstylists Who Aren’t Trained to Style Black Hair

By Princess Weekes Mar 11th
Captain Marvel’s Box Office Proves Women-Led Films Are Here to Stay

By Kate Gardner Mar 11th