Writing across boundaries

Article Abstract:

Bebe Moore Campbell's novel 'Brothers and Sisters' deals with all the most difficult issues relating to racial identity. It has been extremely successful in the US, and is also relevant in the UK even though it is based on the culture of LA. It looks directly at the problem of affirmative action, and presents an optimistic future for minority groups.

Interview, Women novelists, Campbell, Bebe Moore

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Bimbos, brunettes and the BBC

Article Abstract:

Television reporter Kate Adie's opinion that women are sidelined in UK broadcasting as the grow older is discussed. It is argued that women should be seen as an asset in broadcasting, giving viewers new insights into significant events.

Analysis, Television broadcasting, Column, Women in television broadcasting, Women in the broadcasting industry

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