In releasing the final report of The Hollywood Survey, the Hollywood Commission — chaired by Anita Hill — warns that far more work by the entertainment industry is required to convince workers systemic racism can be tackled and that sexual harassers and other power-abusers can be held accountable.
Following its release Tuesday, the survey's final report found Hollywood, amid the #MeToo movement, has made headway tackling the "significant culture and climate issues of harassment and discrimination." But far more needs to be done after the Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Sciences launched new representation and inclusion standards for the Oscars, Netflix promised to deposit $100 million in Black-owned financial institutions, and WME and.
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