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Writing the Other: Can Literature Escape the Criticism of Cultural App...

Imagination might be key to fiction, but during a time of reckoning in regards to race, how much longer will literature remain out there alone, when other forms of entertainment have moved on?

Racism Disclaimers on TV: Who Are They For?

The lack of clarity around what content warrants racism disclaimers, seems like yet another barrier to diverse programming in the UK.

Kamala Harris: Beauty Tropes, the Media and Politics

The need for anti-racist and anti-sexist journalism has never been greater. Only by smashing through the glass screen can we begin to break the glass ceiling.

What do The Witches Get Wrong about Limb Difference?

The continuation of the fervent depiction of disabled persons in movies will only result to more disabled persons feeling unworthy of existing in this wicked world.

What Happens When Journalists from the Global South Are Ignored?

Until newsrooms provide an inclusive space for journalists from the global south to share their stories, crucial representation will be lost in the process.

French Muslims Weather a Hostile Media Climate

France's hardline governmental and media offensive against "Islamist separatism" is tightening the screws on already marginalised Muslim communities in the country, prompting many French Muslims to consider leaving the country.

How Do Media Narratives on Migration Influence Diversity in Italy?

When it comes to way the Italian media cover migration and diversity, it is clear that there are several problematic issues around good practices. The country’s media still have a long way to go.

Bosnian Media: Killing Migrant Solidarity with Hate Speech

Bosnian media lacks information about refugees in the country, while the Bosnian population remain exposed to fake news and different interpretations of truth.

How Do the Croatian and Serbian Media Report Migration?

Reports of border violence in Croatia and Serbia are flooding international media. Saša Leković examines the media environment and the depiction of migrants in the two countries.

Native Agency: Breaking Free From the Neo-colonial Lens of Photojourna...

Can one photo agency help the world of photojournalism breakout of its neocolonial patterns?

Reimagining A Diverse and Inclusive Theatrical Space

By: Emilyn Kowaleski Until recently, theatre as we knew it was defined as a live performance, with live actors performed …

Parler: The “Unbiased” Social Media Platform of Conspiraci...

After Twitter ‘censored’ Trump, the US right flocked to Parler. What’s next for the self-declared “unbiased social platform”?