The humanity of the crisis was explained to me by Rania, a 17-year-old girl who lives on the camp. We talked about food, rights for women, clothes, school, friends, or our favorite Snapchat filter — topics that sound typical, but to me, every moment felt radically necessary and innately political. Despite what a certain nationalistic administration might like us to think, regardless of the miles separation and cultural differences, we are all fundamentally the same. was created for all minority groups, not just black representation in Hollywood. "It's not just a race issue. It's also a sexual-orientation issue and a gender issue, and an issue for the differently abled as well," she toldThe Cutthe week before the Oscars.Chris Rock’sopening Oscars monologue Students and teachers fearing for each other’s well-being is another tenet of the coronavirus zeitgeist. About 15,000high school students in Los Angeles but why did it take until late 2015 for that to happen? For an ever-evolving creative industry, I wonder why it’s so difficult for filmmakers to be so inclusive? #OscarsSoWhite, the hashtagstarted by editor April Reign