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EPISODE · Mar 10, 2016 · 21 MIN

Episode 79: "What Does the Academy Value in a Black Performance?"

from Stride & Saunter · host Kip Clark

Given the popularity, influence and relevance of movies in America, the Oscars often present opportunities for cultural and historical consideration. This year, the lack of any black nominees at the Oscars caused massive outcries in response from audiences and actors alike. Social media conversations like #OscarsSoWhite remind us that the discontent is genuine and its roots in issues of race are deep. We chose to explore this issue through a New York Times article discussing black actors and actresses in the history of the Oscars.

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