Global protests in support of anti-racism have motivated many brands to show their support for Black Lives Matter. While some have faced criticism for empty virtue-signalling, one company has gone a step further in the wrong direction, using language from the movement to shame a Black artist.

The representation of ethnic minorities in the media may have improved over the past half-century, but accusations of tokenism and biased coverage remain prevalent. With broadcasters and publishers often shaping cultural agendas, how can they meet their audiences’ expectations for diversity?

Print media may be in decline, but the sales ofBritishVogueare rising under the stewardship of Edward Enninful. By investing in digital integration and committing to diverse representation, the iconic magazine has successfully adapted to the reading habits and values of contemporary audiences.

A petition set up in the wake of protests against systemic racism calls on major retailers to put their money where their mouths are. By pushing big brands to make room for black-owned businesses, the initiative appeals to people’s desire to see more equity and justice across sectors.