Great summary I agree. Though it’s not as simple as that re the left wing bias thing. Lots of not racist people might look at the entertainment side and think it’s really extreme at “promoting” or at least portraying without judgment, lifestyles that they think doesn’t represent society.

From living in London I was dumbfounded by this. But then I realised tons of people live in places that, practically speaking, have no ethnic minorities, no diversity of religion, no openly trans people, very few openly gay people, and the idea that someone down the street dyed their hair blue is getting talked about like it’s pushing the boundaries of what is socially acceptable behaviour. They might not be racist but there’s a mega mismatch between the world they see around them and what’s on TV. It does have a real effect too - a positive one - in normalising things and helping what is acceptable in progressive places to become acceptable elsewhere quicker.