Television comedy, sport, drama and news are mostly made by white people.
What image of black people do they offer to a largely white audience?
Provocative questions about how television is to serve a society in which anti-black prejudice and discrimination are still widespread are raised by black people who work in broadcasting - including presenter Beverly Anderson and reporters Trevor Phillips , Marc Wadsworth and Juliet Alexander.
Cry Freedom's Donald Woods and Jonathan Powell , the Controller of BBC 1, also offer their opinions.
Producer JOHN TWITCHIN
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