During a time when inclusion, cultural representation and diverse storytelling are top priorities among television networks, FX has led the charge with the Donald Glover’s Atlanta, crime drama Snowfall and Ryan Murphy’s triumvirate of hits American Horror Story, American Crime Story and the LGBTQ+ centered Pose.

Pose is pure magic.  FX’s newest drama (created by Steven Canals, Brad Falchuk and Ryan Murphy) is just as gritty as it is glamorous.  Set in New York City in the late ‘80s, every single moment in this groundbreaking series is more visceral and engaging than the last.  Pose tells a three-pronged story -- one that’s been brought to life by the largest group of transgender series regulars on a scripted television show to date.  In a world where the LGBT community's ball culture and Wall Street’s luxury “gotta have it all” drive were both on the rise, where everyone needed to feel superior to someone (much like today), and where people were never exactly what they seemed to be, there were three little verbs that perfectly embody the grind of day-to-day life for the show’s protagonists: Live. Work. Pose.