Tag: 791.45 (Television broadcasting)
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Discover how Idris Elba’s groundbreaking role as BBC One’s first Black lead in Luther transformed television representation and inspired cultural change in the UK.
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Sam Gresham Jr., producer of the first Black soap opera and African-American history TV series, and a champion for voting rights in Ohio, has died at 76.
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Ncuti Gatwa leads Doctor Who as the first Black Time Lord, joined by Varada Sethu in a bold new era for the BBC sci-fi series. Showrunner Russell T Davies defends the inclusive direction.
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