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UCLA Finds 80% of Leads in Top 2023 Streaming Series Were White, Despite Higher Median Ratings From Minority-Led Shows
The WrapStory by Stephanie Kaloi
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Shocking new diversity data reveals major disconnect between viewer preferences and Hollywood's lead casting choices in top 2023 streaming hits
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- Despite minority-led shows posting higher median ratings, 80% of the year's top streaming series featured predominantly white casts
- Women continue to drive the majority of streaming engagement, underscoring the demand for more diverse and inclusive storytelling on these platforms
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UCLA, UCLA Hollywood Diversity Report