Celebrating Lunar New Year: Filling Up on Food, Family and Content
Although Asian Americans are the fastest-growing population in America, they have a low share of screen across all television programming. The industry can do more to bring authentic stories and depictions to our living rooms.
Why Inclusive TV Matters to the Black Community—and the Media Business
As Black audiences look to invest their time and money on content, the diversity of content that platforms offer could be the deciding factor for consumers weighing which services to keep after a trial period.
The New Black Family Culture: Navigating Crises Through Content
Brands and media companies may benefit in understanding how to meet the demand as Black families are accessing more content than ever and leaning into programming where they can feel seen.
Being Seen On Screen: Diverse Representation and Inclusion on TV
This is Nielsen’s first report on the state of inclusion and representation in television programming in the U.S.
Invisible No More: The Rise of Native American Power in Media
Native Americans have made significant progress this year in elevating their voices in the media, public policies and their communities.
A Cultural Turning Point: Breaking Our Silence On Racial Injustice
George Floyd’s death was a turning point. It made clear for many Americans that these were not isolated incidents, but symptoms of a much broader collection of work we still need to do as a society.
“Lifting As We Climb” Black Women Lead Voter Turnout Despite Barriers
Despite historic obstacles and new challenges, Blacks take their right to vote seriously and have some of the highest rates of turnout in the country.
“¡MI COMUNIDAD VOTA!” Latinos’ Untapped Strength in Numbers
With the largest number of eligible voters of any minority voting group, Latinos represent over 13% of all eligible voters in the U.S. But the number of Hispanics who actually vote still has room to grow.
All About Opportunity: Engaging Asian American Voters
Half of Asian voters reported they were not contacted by either major party in the ramp up to Election Day, but this year, many are excited about getting off the sidelines and involved in the process.
Ballot Box Breakdown: Looking At The U.S Voter and Media
As election night draws near in the U.S., political candidates will sharpen their messaging for the battlegrounds of the upcoming presidential and vice-presidential debates. Americans and pollsters alike will be asking the same questions about who will vote.