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Television
Calling On TV That Represents Diversity Well & Calling Out Those Who Don't
When Ellen DeGeneres’s character came out on her 90s sitcom, the shit hit the fan. It made headlines, the show died, and Ellen nearly lost her career.
by: Heather M. Jones
Television
How the Murphy Brown Reboot is the Show That's Come to Save Us
I was eight-years-old when Murphy Brown first hit the airwaves. I watched it because my parents watched it. Now I watch for me.
by: Heather M. Jones
Television
The Best in Diverse Netflix Shows to Watch with Older Kids
Netflix is my favourite place to find TV shows for my kids that combine artistry, education, and diversity.
by: Brianna Bell
Television
Netflix Pix: Everyone in Your Family Should be Watching Queer Eye
Wat can the average person learn from watching Queer Eye? These five things.
by: Mike Tanner
Television
It's Time for a New Kind of Couple on Sesame Street
Are they or aren’t they? Never has anyone’s sexuality been questioned as often as that of Bert and Ernie’s.
by: Heather M. Jones
Film
Netflix Pix: "To All the Boys I Loved Before" is the Sweet Sugar We Need
As an adult woman with three young children, I am not ashamed to admit that I’m obsessed with teen romantic-comedies.
by: Brianna Bell
Television
Netflix Pix: 5 of the Best Women Led Netflix Shows Streaming Now
TV is finally starting to smash the gender stereotypes that its perpetuated for decades, and I’m here for it.
by: Brianna Bell
Television
Why You Should Watch "The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel"
One of my favourite TV Shows won five Primetime Emmys and two Golden Globes in 2018, and the majority of my friends or family haven’t even heard of it.
by: Brianna Bell