Networks are becoming more aware of the on-and off-screen messages they promote and the settings they create.
This incident further demonstrates how influential prominent personalities are, such as Goldberg and Behar, whose words and deeds may mold popular perception.
Hence, the decision to fire these famous broadcasters is about more than only internal politics; it’s also about how television portrays and influences society ideals.
The world will be watching to see how “The View” changes and evolves as it prepares to go on without Goldberg and Behar.
Some may regard the departure of these influential people as the end of an era, but in reality, it only ushers in a new chapter…
What some are calling a daring attempt by the network to redefine the show’s identity paves the way for fresh discussions about diversity and inclusion, as well as maybe a new kind of controversy.
