Diversity’s Ofcom complaints: audiences consume Black culture but don’t want to engage with the realities

Roaa Ali-Moore

Cathie Marsh Institute for Social Research

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Description

Complaints to the regulator about a TV performance by Black dancers is further evidence of the precarious, restricted and probationary access and representation of Black and ethnically diverse creatives in the cultural public space

Period	16 Sept 2020

Media contributions

Title	THE CONVERSATION: Complaints to the regulator about a TV performance by Black dancers is further evidence of the precarious, restricted and probationary access and representation of Black and ethnically diverse creatives in the cultural public space
Degree of recognition	International
Media name/outlet	The Conversation
Media type	Web
Country/Territory	United Kingdom
Date	16/09/20
URL	https://theconversation.com/diversitys-ofcom-complaints-audiences-consume-black-culture-but-dont-want-to-engage-with-the-realities-146263
Persons	Roaa Ali-Moore

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Research Beacons, Institutes and Platforms

Cathie Marsh Institute

Keywords

Diversity, Racism, Dance, ITV, Black Lives Matter, Representation