![]() ![]() the white cis-heterosexual able bodied woman. my problem with taylors feminism is that, she only includes one type of woman when shes advocating for women. ![]() and yes i believe that feminism is something great to talk about and women deserve support and need to be fought for especially after everything women and people assigned female at birth go through. taylor spent a lot of her early career dealing with misogynist in her business telling her about the people she dated as if any of thats their business. taylor swift’s career post red era has been about two things. i now know that fact is only a part of it. the older i got though the connection i had to taylor disappeared and i often credit that fact to my journey of self love for me being a black person and being more proud of my culture. i myself have always been a girls girl ( now enby but you know what i mean ). ![]() i didn’t care about her dating history, or where she was from or the genre of music she made. i was inspired by her work ethic and in awe of her talent. i was astounded by her beauty, the eurocentric features she had that i as a black person envied at the time. After the most recent election, out of 54 governors, the number of female Academy governors increased from 25 to 26, and people of color increased from 11 to 12.As someone who spent their youth idolizing the woman, i was once in a place where i would consider taylor swift my hero. Since the #OscarSoWhite campaign in 2015, the Academy has been making efforts to increase diversity across the board. Each branch is represented by three governors who are elected for three-year terms. The Academy has a total of 18 branches, including the actors branch and directors branch, where Goldberg and DuVernay will serve. Each Governor also serves on one board oversight committee and their branch’s executive committee, and they are expected to represent their branch at numerous Academy events through the year. Governors attend 6-8 board meetings annually (in person or by video). Per Oscars official website, The Board of Governors directs the Academy’s strategic vision, preserves the organization’s financial health and assures the fulfillment of its mission. EGOT winner Whoopi Goldberg has been re-elected for a second three-year term.įor those not familiar with the work of the Board of Governors, here is a breakdown of how it works and what it does. The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences has just elected members to its 2020-2021 Board of Governors. Among the six newly elected governors are director Ava DuVernay. She wrote all 12 episodes and co-directed nine, stars as a young writer Arabella struggling to come to terms and process a recent assault. At the age of 32, Coel is in full creative control of the series as its showrunner, director, star, and writer. I May Destry You is based on Coel’s personal experience of being sexually assaulted during the making of Chewing Gum. Coel even discontinued her relationship with CAA after it “tried to push her to take the deal”. Why? The streamer wouldn’t allow her to retain any percentage of the copyright. After a short negotiation with a Netflix executive, however, Coel had to find a different home for I May Destroy You in order to maintain ownership of the series.Īccording to Vulture, Coel recalled that Netflix made her a $1 million offer for I May Destroy You in spring 2017 but she turned it down. So, naturally, Coel’s history with the streaming platform made it the premier destination for her new project. Coel also starred in an Emmy-winning episode of Black Mirror, also distributed by Netflix. Netflix also housed a feature musical titled Been So Long in which Coel was the lead, as well as the drama series Black Earth Rising. distributor of Coel’s acclaimed comedy series Chewing Gum. Michaela Coel, the star of HBO’s hit series I May Destroy You had to decline Netflix’s $1 million offer after the streaming giant refused to allow her to retain “at least 5 percent of her rights” for the show.Ĭoel’s success in the U.S. ![]()
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