EPISODE · Jan 16, 2025 · 9 MIN
S2E1 - Representatie
Als je vrouw bent, LHBTIQ+, niet-wit of boven de 60 dan kom je er op tv bekaaid vanaf. Áls je al in beeld komt, gebeurt dit vaak op een stereotype manier: vrouwen zorgen vooral, LHBTIQ+'ers hebben met name relatieproblemen en niet-witte mensen zitten vaak in de criminaliteit. Dat is erg, betoogt communicatiewetenschapper Serena Daalmans, want wie niet goed gerepresenteerd wordt, zal er qua eigenwaarde niet op vooruit gaan. Waarom zijn stereotypes op tv niet goed? En maakt een serie als Sex Education verschil?
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