Bridgerton and Race: Does Historical Accuracy Matter?

Historical accuracy shouldn
Shondaland's new Netflix period drama, Bridgerton, is set in 1813 London in the Regency Era. But it rejects historical accuracy with multiracial casting.

The Participatory Period Drama: Responses to Bridgerton as Metatextual Elements – Beacon: Journal of Media Studies

Regarding Netflix's Bridgertons – denelecampbell

Historical Accuracies and Inaccuracies in Bridgerton — Rouge Magazine

Bridgerton offers us the myth of a post-racial Britain that doesn't exist – gal-dem

How Bridgerton made the period piece better (and sexier)

Two Indian half-sisters are the talk of 'Bridgerton' — and of modern-day India, too

The radical reinvention of the costume drama

Timeless Finds Historical Truths Via Time Travel

Adding Colour to the Romance Genre

Bridgerton' Takes On Race. But Its Core Is Escapism. - The New York Times

Bridgerton Season 2: The historical case for Netflix making Eloise and Penelope gay.

Persuasion and Bridgerton: 'cool' history kills the context

The Aesthetic Representation of Indian Culture in 'Bridgerton' Is Amazing—But It's Not Enough

Queen Charlotte: A Bridgerton Story': What's real and what's not? - Los Angeles Times

Two Separate Societies, Divided by Color”, Perspectives on History