The Current Media Landscape for Plus-Size Women Plus-size models appeared in only 18% of all global beauty campaigns in 2025, ...

When we stream, scroll, and watch, we see reflections of ourselves and the world around us. So many stories, for so long, have left out people from underrepresented communities or, worse, reduced them ...

The second annual Velma Awards have celebrated LGBTQ representation in kids and family programming, highlighting shows that ...

A seemingly lighthearted moment during CNN‘s New Year’s Eve celebration transformed into a powerful commentary about representation in mainstream media when comedian Roy Wood Jr. declined a ...

As a Muslim girl living in America, I have felt severely misrepresented in the media throughout my life. I can probably recall one or two instances in which I have seen “someone like me” portrayed on ...

A new study from McKinsey & Co. and non-profit organization Gold House found that while Asian and Pacific Islander representation in the entertainment industry has made significant gains over the past ...

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Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook South Quad's Yuri Kochiyama Lounge hosts a Queer Representation in Media event Thursday evening.

Co-authored by Lucienne Dale and Kathleen Bogart, Ph.D. The media has thankfully become more diverse over time. There has been an increase in the number of stories that discuss a range of gender, race ...

An Oscar snub prompts a conversation about where Black talent stands today in Hollywood. The history of Black people in Hollywood is complex and often difficult. Actress Angela Bassett’s snub at the ...

Yet in children’s media, racial and ethnic minorities are still under-represented. We would like to think that parents and teachers are teaching kids about diversity, but they are not. A recent study ...