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Tag Archives: TV criticism
HBO’s “Girls” and the Persistent Question of Modern-Day Segregation
Since it debuted last month, HBO’s new series Girls has been the subject of intense jibber-jabbering and hand-wringing. Though the series has been been widely praised among professional TV critics – its Metacritic score of 87 indicates “Universal acclaim” – it … Continue reading
Posted in Inequality, Mature Discourse, Media, Race, TV Shows
Tagged Girls, Girls HBO, HBO, Lena Dunham, modern segregation, pop culture, Race, social stratification, TV criticism, white people
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