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Thank you. Macmillan Online Community. From Wondry, I'm David Brown, and this is Business Wars Daily on this Wednesday, November 18th. Reality TV is a staple of network television, but in many ways the reality on screen is far from a mirror of real life, especially when it comes to race.

CBS acknowledged as much last week when it announced that going forward the network will require its reality shows to include casts that

are at least 50% black, indigenous, or people of color. CBS produces the long-running hit

show Survivor and Big Brother, as well as the American spinoff of Britain's popular reality

series Love Island. The requirement will take effect in the 2021 to 2022 season, the network said.

The move by CBS follows the Black Lives Matter protests earlier this year.

But more specifically, it can be seen as a reaction by the network to protests about the shows themselves.

Over the summer, several black contestants of Survivor organized the Black Survivor Alliance.

The group's mission was to shed light on,

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