11 Things You Should Know About Who's Speaking For You On The Sunday Political Shows

Media Matters ran the numbers to measure how diverse the seven Sunday shows were in 2014, and the results prove we still have a long way to go. The media can do better than this:

8 out of 10 the most frequent guests were men.

Fox News Sunday hosted ONE African-American woman all year long.

All 10 of the most frequent public officials on Sunday shows were white. Only 1 was a woman.

Sen. Dianne Feinstein had only 10 appearances compared to 132 appearances featuring male elected or administration officials.

34 solo interviews given to Latino men and women. 15 of those went to Marco Rubio and Ted Cruz.

Only 3 Latinas were given interviews all year on Face the Nation, Fox News Sunday, and Meet the Press combined.

Only 7 solo interviews were given to Middle Eastern men, and 5 of those were given to Republican Rep. Darrell Issa.

And ZERO solo interviews were given to Middle Eastern women in the entirety of 2014.

White journalists accounted for 77% of all journalists interviewed.

Sunday morning’s most interviewed journalist denies climate change and makes light of sexual assault: Misinformer of the Year George Will.

Melissa Harris-Perry is the only Sunday news program to feature guests of color more than white guests.

The bottom line: If you just watched the Sunday shows, it would appear pretty much everyone in America is a white man. Watch:

Read the full Media Matters report here.