#OscarsSoWhite

In the words of Tiffany Haddish, no more white people with clipboards.

Frustrated with the rehashing of horrific slave histories, Snoop wants us to celebrate the successes of black culture today.

After #OscarsSoWhite and the Academy’s review of membership, the British Academy of Film and Television Arts LA chapter is rethinking its own roll.

Three-time Oscar winner Ang Lee and two dozen Academy members have written a letter of protest regarding the recent ceremony’s offensive and racist portrayal of Asians.

The comedian didn’t let the Academy off the hook for its lack of diversity in his masterful presentation of the 88th Awards.

Celebrities spoke out positively — on the red carpet and on stage — about #oscarssowhite and improving diversity in Hollywood.

On the morning of the 2016 Oscars broadcast, 'The New York Times' featured the pair in a conversation about the lack of diversity in Hollywood, Broadway, TV, and beyond.

The U.S. shares a lack of awards diversity with our friends across the pond.

These powerful Academy Awards speeches have called for social justice.

As this year’s Oscars ignores the strong racial, sexual and gender diversity at the cinema, we decided to pick our own winners.

The solution? Make boardrooms less white and male.

At the 2016 MAKERS Conference, Halle Berry reflected on her 2002 win and thinking the doors had opened for women of colour in Hollywood, calling the situation 'heartbreaking'.