Mainstreaming Gays discusses a key transitional period linking the eras of legacy and
streaming, analyzing how queer production and interaction that had earlier occurred outside …

The digital sphere provides a space for minorities to empower themselves, while also
exposing them to discrimination and online harm. The effects of online harm on minority …

As part of contemporary racial reckoning, institutions are acknowledging their historical
legacies of racism and discrimination. Media institutions, given their role in the social …

This article investigates the politics of visibility and the limits of representation in the
American sitcom, United States of Al—the first network television program to prominently …

This study explores the nuanced social media commentary about the casting of Black
immigrant actors in roles depicting African American historical figures, extending the scope …

Introducing diversity into the white-dominated media business is part of mainstreaming
social justice movements. This article addresses Indigenous themes' and talents' inclusion in …

Sold in the gift shop of the Museum of Transgender Hirstory & Art, Chris Vargas's three-part
poster series “Trans Video Store” displays a hand-drawn catalog of videocassette-styled …

This dissertation examines media industry events to understand their capacity as platforms
for social justice in creative production. Organizations and individuals throughout the United …

Scholars, civil society groups and regulators have highlighted various risks associated with
the digital 'nudging'of human attention by platform companies' recommender systems. In this …

What does it mean to create indie TV outside of the corporate system? A broader conception
of indie TV reveals the limits of focusing on the aesthetics of indie filmmakers who earn …