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Episode 2: DEI Departments Are Failing Marginalized Filmmakers

Episode 2: DEI Departments Are Failing Marginalized Filmmakers

Update: 2023-06-15
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This episode, Cheryl and Manon break down what Diversity, Equity & Inclusion departments do at the studios and other production companies, and how they have become yet another tool in the toolbox of Hollywood gatekeepers.


In our hot tea segment for premium subscribers, we talk about Uber’s “Don’t Call Me Karen” event, and how that led to their DEI Officer being suspended. Oof. And what about that “backlash” from Asia about casting Halle Bailey as the Little Mermaid? Our thoughts may not be what you expect.


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Music by Oh Yeah featuring Nyuta 


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Episode 2: DEI Departments Are Failing Marginalized Filmmakers

Episode 2: DEI Departments Are Failing Marginalized Filmmakers

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