A review of religion’s place in two Emmy-nominated shows and what they reveal about our world

Representations of South Asians on American TV have remained limited for decades. But things are starting to change slowly.

A review of the horror film Saint Maud and the movie's ideas about religion, gender, and mental health

A review of two new broadcast television comedies about Muslims in America

A review of the “faith-based” flop Black Easter and what its failure reveals about conservative Christian media today

A review of the film Shiva Baby and its focus on Jewish culture, sexuality, and tense family expectations

Science fiction's antisemitic history and how a new TV series inverts those longstanding anti-Jewish themes

A review of the documentary Making Sweet Tea and its portrayal of Black gay men in the South and...

A review of the racial and religious messages in the HBO horror series

A review of Netflix's documentary about Walter Mercado, an eccentric Puerto Rican celebrity astrologer

A review of the show's portrayal of American Muslims and queer identities

Sharrona Pearl reviews Televised Redemption: Black Religious Media and Racial Empowerment by Carolyn Moxley Rouse, John L. Jackson, Jr.,...