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Whoopi Goldberg says “Lack of Black oscars nominees not a trend”
Whoopi Goldberg, actress and one of the host of The View said Wednesday that the lack of black nominees in major categories of this year’s Academy Awards doesn’t reflect a trend in the film industry.
Whoopi Goldberg, actress and one of the hosts of The View, said Wednesday that the lack of Black nominees in major categories of this year’s Academy Awards doesn’t reflect a trend in the film industry.
After hosting at an exhibit, Goldberg stated that five Black actors/actresses have won an Academy Award since 2002.
“I don’t know how it gets better,” she said after posing for pictures. “I think we’re all right.” – News One
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