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Color Farm Media, co-producer of Dawn Porter's award-winning documentary John Lewis: Good Trouble, has signed with APA. The diversity and inclusion-driven production banner, launched in 2017 by actress-writer-producer Erika Alexander and media/tech entrepreneur and fellow activist Ben Arnon, has an expanding movie slate as it focuses on its own IP and developing and producing premium scripted and unscripted content for all platforms.

Amanda N'Duka pmc-editorial-managerColor Farm Media has signed with APA for representation.

Janet W. Lee On Thursday, the House Judiciary Committee held a hearing on the representation of people of color in media.

Big Freedia is taking over — literally.

By Nellie Andreeva

In an ongoing series of fumbles with regard to the diversity (and other current criticisms) of Friends, David Schwimmer has now apologized to Living Single's Erika Alexander. On Twitter, the actor responded to her claim that he'd overlooked the fellow '90s sitcom, which featured a predominantly black cast, when discussing his own series' place in history.

By Denise Petski

David Schwimmer has issued a public apology to actress Erika Alexander after appearing to snub her series Living Single in a discussion about TV diversity during the height of Friends’ popularity.

David Schwimmer has defended his idea for an "all-black" reboot of Friends.

David Schwimmer says his words may have been taken “out of context” when he discussed diversity and Friends in a recent interview. After he talked about being “very aware of my privilege as a heterosexual white male,” the actor, 53, told The Guardian that he doesn’t believe any of the original Friends cast has the desire to reprise their old characters.