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Movies|The Hashtag That Changed the Oscars: An Oral History https://www.nytimes.com/2020/02/06/movies/oscarssowhite-history.html * Give this article * * * 156 WHAT TO WATCH * Best Movies on Netflix * Best TV Shows on Netflix * Best of Disney+ * Best of Amazon Prime * Best of Hulu Credit...Keith Negley SectionsSkip to contentSkip to site index THE HASHTAG THAT CHANGED THE OSCARS: AN ORAL HISTORY Five years ago, #OscarsSoWhite rewrote the narrative in an industry with entrenched disparities. Here, Spike Lee, Ava DuVernay and other insiders tell the story as they lived it. Credit...Keith Negley Supported by Continue reading the main story * Send any friend a story As a subscriber, you have 10 gift articles to give each month. Anyone can read what you share. Give this article * * * 156 * Read in app By Reggie Ugwu * Published Feb. 6, 2020Updated Sept. 9, 2020 “Congratulations to those men.” A month ago, exactly three seconds after she’d announced a list of Oscar nominees for best director that excluded women, the writer and actress Issa Rae appended those four words, an indictment sheathed in a ribbon of praise: “Congratulations to those men.” The official announcement and its condemnation, delivered in almost the same breath on a live telecast, say a lot about Hollywood in 2020. The industry is in the clutches of an extremely public identity crisis, in which the fresh, multicultural image it aspires to (Rae, her co-host, John Cho) is undermined by the observable evidence (the list of nominees). Advertisement Continue reading the main story COMMENTS 156 The Hashtag That Changed the Oscars: An Oral HistorySkip to Comments The comments section is closed. 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