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Representation in the film industry, the “Marvel-ization” of Hollywood: Students discuss
“They’ve gotten to where they are by working twice as hard,” human biology senior Tahnia Quadri said. “To be told that it’s not real media and Hollywood is so heartbreaking to hear, because this is the first time that marginalized communities are being represented.”
Students share their opinions on the 2023 Oscar nominations
“It’s not a secret that the Oscars predominantly lack people of color,” Mosley said. “I think that’s not something they’re trying to hide. Obviously, some steps are being taken to diversify the Oscars, but we clearly have a long way to go, based just on the international nominations.”
'Avatar 2: Way of Water': Students discuss impact, cultural appropriation, themes
Since 2009, when the first “Avatar” movie was released, there has been much debate among film critics and audiences alike over whether or not “Avatar” has had any cultural impact.With “The Way of Water,” the debate continues.
The 'vanilla girl' aesthetic, white influencers and colorism: students discuss
Computer science sophomore Jennifer Lee said she thinks these online trends exclude minority groups and perpetuate colorism – as the characteristics of these aesthetics are not easily accessible by people of color.
Students discuss the heroic portrayal of women of color in 'Knives Out'
“Glass Onion” and “Knives Out” have one thing in common: students attest they're both triumphs for women of color.
