Panel 17: TV and Class 

The panel was presented at the Critical Studies in Television Conference 2023, 5-7 July, which was held at Edge Hill University and supported by the Television Studies Research Group and the Institute of Social Responsibility.
The presenters were:
Dan Martin, University of Huddersfield: ‘A Holistic Reinterrogation of BBC’s “White Season”: Public Service Broadcasting and Diversity Discourses’
Chris Roberts, University for the Creative Arts, The Maidstone Studios: ‘Passive Objects or Active ‘Subjects? Power, Authority, Legitimacy & ‘Primary Definers’ of class in Television Documentary Discourse: ‘Council House Crackdown’ a case study.’
Katie Crosson, Royal Holloway and the British Film Institute: ‘Carol Bunyan. Is this name familiar? This paper asks: why not?’