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GAY CHARACTERS DEPART PRIMETIME NETWORK TV
Sep 17 2004 
The once growing population of gays on primetime network TV has retreated to cable, the (more)

DGA CRITICIZES NETWORKS' PLODDING EFFORTS AT DIVERSITY
Jul 19 2004 
Female and minority directors continue to be shunned by producers of primetime television shows despite (more)

MINORITY WRITERS JOINING STAFFS OF NON-ETHNIC SHOWS
Dec 15 2003 
For the first time, minority writers have begun joining the writing staffs of non-ethnic shows (more)

IN-HOUSE DIVERSITY VIDEO TURNS UP ON TV; P.R. DIRECTOR CANNED
Thursday, June 2 2005    Digg!
The public relations director of the San Francisco 49ers is looking for a new job after a training video on "diversity" that he produced and which was intended for viewing only by the team's players was leaked to the press and onto the air. The video was apparently intended to instruct them on how to deal with San Francisco's large gay and Asian populations, and was commissioned after running back Garrison Hearst created a storm of controversy with an anti-homosexual comment. The video, however, contained numerous gay stereotypes, including a "wedding" between two topless women who engage in heavy petting at the alter and a scene in which a Chinese man says that his name is Suck. "My brother's name is Suck Young -- my whole family Suck." P.R. Director Kirk Reynolds told the San Francisco Chronicle: "I didn't make this for public consumption. The ideas of the tape are appropriate for the locker room -- though some of the subjects were inappropriate for the values of this organization, and mine frankly."


BUSH BATTLES BUNNY
Friday, January 28 2005 
Several local public broadcasting stations may defy the Bush administration and PBS and air an episode of the animated children's series Postcards from Buster that features an animated bunny visiting a real family headed by a lesbian couple, the Los Angeles Times reported today (Friday). Earlier this week, the program was denounced by the Department of Education's new secretary, Margaret Spellings, who said that the Department's "purpose in funding this programming certainly was not to (more)

FCC'S COPPS PUSHES FOR MORE INDEPENDENTLY PRODUCED SHOWS
Thursday, January 27 2005 
FCC Commissioner Michael Copps on Wednesday called on the TV networks to set aside 25 percent of their primetime hours for programs from independent producers. Speaking by closed-circuit TV to a convention of TV programmers in Las Vegas, Copps said that the disappearance of independent producers has resulted in a lack of diversity in programming. "Most observers are telling me that the doors of opportunity are fast closing and that we won't have a new (more)

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