OPINION: The Oscars Still Don't Know How to Judge Black Movies

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

46% : As we have learned in the wake of the Black Lives Matter movement (that was not just actively calling attention to the killing of Black folk by the police but also advocating for Black self-actualization), when we need the approval and validation of the dominant group for us to see our work as valuable, we engage in a vicious form of internalized racism -- one that centers whiteness even as we engage in the subversive work of expressing Black brilliance.

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