Television

I totally agree, but reading between the lines and just seeing how things are working across entertainment, it looks like it's just a job people get. Right now the bright eyed and bushy tailed people saying "I want to be a writer in showbusiness!" come from divergent backgrounds and ideologies. Some are "woke", some are "anti woke", but from what it looks like it's just a job. They may want to write contemporary stories about LGBTQ struggles, or economic struggles, talk about certain issues, but what's for sure is that the current crop of writers are injecting much of their own worldview into the entertainment, which is fine, except when they have established exposition that they may not like or prefer, but still have a "job to do".

I have no issue with inclusiveness, but in showbiz today they forget what made the source material popular and they deviate too much from it. GoT is that well known example where sticking to the book worked until there was no more book to use. I never cared if they had a darker skinned character playing anyone, and I think Anya did wonderful as Yennefer, but they wrecked the story.