The reality show police long-running “Cops” was canceled by Paramount Network this week and repetitions of a popular British comedy were cut from Netflix Inc. – the latest sign of struggle as the media industry with descriptions of battles and police, after pull “Cops” from his program, ViacomCBS Inc. confirmed on Tuesday that the show was canceled. “Cops’ist not on Paramount Network and we have no current or future plan for his return,” the network said in a statement. The reality show, which aired on various networks for three decades, billed as “series of raw and realistic” with “unprecedented access into daily life and work of the police” in the US comedy The British “Little Britain” has been removed from various streaming services including Netflix, BBC iPlayer and BritBox about his repeated use of blackface, according to multiple reports. A BBC spokesman said the Telegraph that “times have changed” since the sketch comedy program aired for the first time in the mid 2000. But other colorful shows with depictions or white blackface caricature human actors are still available for streaming services, the Daily Mail. Global protests against racism and police violence after the death of George Floyd put on trial television shows. It cancellations marked the liabilities that are streaming company with its historic libraries, which often contain the rights to shows with racist or insensitive scenes and themes that might could not be greenlighted by a major studio today. AT & T HBO Max swept away by the wind, 1939 Oscar-winning epic drama often criticized as having glorified the south, during and after the Civil War. HBO Max saidthe in a statement film “is a product of his time and shows some of the ethnic and racial prejudices that, unfortunately, common in American society.” Plans HBO Max, the back film “starts with the discussion of the historical context and a complaint of these same representations” but it looks like it was originally created, the network “because otherwise do would be the same as claiming these prejudices never existed . “Disney declined to 1946 film” song of the South “run, it has racial stereotypes on the streaming service + Disney said the company’s executive chairman Bob Iger a shareholder, asked about the film earlier this year of this. “simply was not in today’s world as their own.” Copyright by Jay L. Clendenin-Los Angeles Times / Getty Images
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