Category: Sectors
The Power in Silence: How Only Murders in the Building portrays disabilities
Hulu’s hit series Only Murders in the Building aired its final episode a couple of weeks ago. Already renewed for a second season, the show has become…
How the Media Views Protests
The first amendment in the American Bill of Rights, arguably the most debated, regards the freedom of speech, press, assembly, and petition. Many people have…
How Diverse is Men’s Professional Tennis (ATP)?
The game of tennis is beautiful. From the players’ clothing (and audience) to the well-kept courts on display at major tournaments, tennis is visually appealing…
I Know What You Did Last Summer Reboot: How Diverse Have We Become In (over) 20 years?
I Know What You Did Last Summer was released in 1997. The image of the sea rocking against a cliff while a lonely person watches it…
Horror Films Under a Looking Glass: An Analysis of 3 Slasher Reboots
Though the production and release of horror movies have never stopped, it appears that recently the genre has risen in popularity. This phenomenon has resulted…
Horror Under the Looking Glass: An Comprehensive Analysis of Final Destination
A log crashing straight through the windshield of a police car, a gymnast turned human pretzel, a girl that stood in the street at the…
A New Normal: Women Coaches in the NBA
According to the NBA, there have been only 15 women assistant coaches since the NBA was created in 1946. It took many years after the…
Does diversity Sell TV Shows? A Film Industry Analysis
In 2021 Netflix reached over 209 million subscribers globally. That is an increase of more than 16 million subscribers from last year. It is impossible…
Horror Under a Looking Glass: An Analysis of Halloween & The Cabin in the Woods
The debate has gone on for quite a while when it comes to women in horror. Though it is the only genre where women are…
Diversity in the NBA: Women Coaches are Making History
The National Basketball Association, known as the NBA, is incredibly popular in the United States and worldwide. A Gallup poll from 2017 found that 11% of pollsters…
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