If You’re A Woman Or Person Of Color In Hollywood, There’s Bad News About The Tv Industry

Zlati Meyer, Fast Company
Thu, 10/22/2020 - 4:26am

Women and people of color have made strides in the television industry on camera, but they still have a ways to go behind it. In the last year, women and people of color in the television industry have made strides on camera, but they still have a ways to go behind it.Read Full Story

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