Why are a Majority of Latinx-centered Shows Getting Canceled?
So you’ve started watching a show you really like but then you realize it has been canceled and there’s only…
How Could Reality TV Shows Like Too Hot to Handle Promote Body Insecurity?
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How LatinX Women in Leadership Behind the Lens are Repositioning the Scope
The Women’s Liberation and Chicano movements began in the 1960s, and now, nearly sixty years later, it’s pretty clear that while both minorities have come a long way, there is still a way to go. Early last week, I sat down with Mynxii White, LatinX Director, Cinematographer, Photographer, and Global Editor for Schön! Magazine.
How Climate Change Affects Lower-Income Communities Worse Throughout the Nation
Photo from Pexels.com. Climate change affects all of us, whether we like it or not. No matter our background or…
Interviews · Race · Television
The Rise of On-Screen Primetime Representation for People of Color
The death of George Floyd relit the wick to an ever-burning flame for racial equality in the U.S. Many production companies and studios in Hollywood responded by vowing to up their figures in representation and inclusion.
Meet Ebony Hickey: Discovering Adoption Through Art
Adoption is an incredibly complex and individualized experience. It can bring great joy, immense sadness, and a lifetime of wondering,…
Business · Interviews · Sex
How Women Business Owners are Taking Over the World
Women business owners endure many diverse and inclusive challenges on their way to success. But in today’s world, we’re starting…
Interviews · Movies · Sex · Television
The Increased Inclusion of Women in Entertainment and how that Shifts the Focus
A little over five years since the MeToo Movement and the most recent statistics on an industry long known for its ‘boys club’ mentality certainly have shown a notable increase in the representation of women in leadership (directing, writing, producing, etc.), but is it enough?
Ethnicity · Interviews · Movies · Race
From the Film Industry to the Independent Filmmaking Sphere
Expanding on a previous article I published, I am joined by Kayla Abuda Galang, a second-generation Filipino American filmmaker, to…
Will Congress Have Its First Transgender Representative in 2024?
LOS ANGELES, Calif. | The 2022 elections commemorated many political milestones for the LGBTQ community, including the number of transgender candidates increasing by 100% since 2020.