by the University of California, Los Angeles College of Social Sciences, only 21.5 percent of leading roles on broadcast scripted television shows that aired during the 2016-2017 season were played by people of color. During the 2016-2017 broadcast scripted television season, Black actors played 20.6 percent of all roles; white actors still dominated the overwhelming majority of roles, at 63.3 percent. But simply getting hired often doesn’t tell the full story: Screen time, pay, and whether roles play into and perpetuate dangerous stereotypes can all affect a marginalized actor’s experience on a project. Though it still seems improbable that the girls will work together again after what's being dubbed their "farewell tour," (there are multiple hectic schedules that would need to coordinate) we totally respect that they are ready to try new projects and take their careers in new directions. Regardless, we'll aca-miss our Bellas (and just hope that all the movies continue to be available on streaming).Related:Watch the Hilarious NewPitch Perfect 3Behind-the-Scenes Teaser TrailerCheck this out: that Jon Snow, Lord Commander of the Night's Watch, would be revived? After all, he did allegedly die in the season 5 finale.For one, the show runnersbanned the use of the name " was the first song that kicked off the project. CNCO put a reggaetón twist on his heartfelt ballad. In the music video, the guys do their best New Kids on the Block impression. Not only are they bridging a multigenerational gap between their Gen-Z fans and their parents with the music ofDéjà Vu,