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Life in the Pop Lane

'Sopranos' tackles race with realism

By Renee Graham
Globe Staff / May 11, 2004

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No television show is as provocative in dealing with race as "The Sopranos." That's saying a lot, especially since the acclaimed HBO drama has never had any actors of color among its regular cast members. Yet throughout its five-season run, the disconnects, misunderstandings, and suspicions underlying this nation's tinderbox racial dynamics have been as much a part of the series ... (Full Article: 742 Words)

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