Black Mirror (2011–)

The series consistently explores the dystopian consequences of unchecked technological and corporate power, often highlighting themes of surveillance, exploitation, and social inequality, which align with progressive critiques of systemic issues.

Black Mirror, as an anthology series, consistently showcases a diverse range of characters across its episodes, reflecting various ethnicities, genders, and sexual orientations in leading and supporting roles. The series' narratives primarily explore the impacts of technology and human nature, offering broad societal critiques rather than explicitly focusing on or negatively framing traditional identities. While diversity is visibly integrated, the storytelling does not center on explicit DEI critiques.