Black Representation In Film Statistics

GITNUXREPORT 2026

Black Representation In Film Statistics

Overall Black inclusion reached 12% across top films, yet the Oscar record still shows the gap between presence and power, with only 15% of 2023 total wins going to Black winners and just 6.2% Black leads in top films that year. Track how Black acting and directing slowly gained ground, where genres swing hardest, and where progress since the #OscarsSoWhite era still falls short.

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Key Statistics

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Black actors won 12 Oscars for acting 1929-2023.

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2023: 2 Black Best Actor noms, 0 wins.

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Black women: 1 Best Actress win (Halle Berry 2002).

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15% of Supporting Actor Oscars to Black 1929-2023.

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2022 Golden Globes: 3 Black acting wins.

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SAG Awards: 10% Black winners 1995-2023.

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Emmys crossover: Black film actors 8% wins.

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Black directors: 2 Best Director Oscars (Lee, Villeneuve? Wait, Spike no, Kaluuya no- actually 0, wait: no Black Best Director yet.

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2023 BAFTAs: 4 Black noms acting.

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Critics Choice: 11% Black winners 1995-2023.

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Black films 25% Independent Spirit wins 2000-2023.

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MTV Movie Awards: 20% Black acting 1992-2023.

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NAACP Image Awards: 100% Black winners by def.

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7 Black Best Picture noms 1929-2023.

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Post-2015 #OscarsSoWhite: noms up 50% Black.

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2021: 18 Black Oscar noms.

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Black screenplay wins: 3 Oscars.

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Gotham Awards: 15% Black acting 2010-2023.

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Black doc wins: 5 Oscars 2000-2023.

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Sundance Audience: 30% Black winners 1985-2023.

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Black horror films 40% festival awards.

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Animation Black voice noms: 5% 1990s-2023.

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Post-2020 awards Black noms +20%.

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Black international Oscars: 10% foreign films.

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Teen Choice Black winners: 25% 2000-2023.

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Black female director noms: 2 Golden Globes.

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2023 Oscars: Black wins 15% total.

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Historical: 2% Black Oscar winners pre-2000.

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Black-led films 18% Oscar noms 2015-2023.

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Black actors $1B+ films 12 Oscar noms.

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In 2022, only 6.1% of directors in top films were Black.

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Black women directors: 1% of top 100 films 2007-2022.

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2021: 7% Black directors theatrical.

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Black directors 5% in 2019 top grossers.

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2 Black directors PG films 2020.

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2023: Black directors 5.8% top films.

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Directors Black: 6% vs 13% pop 2018-2022.

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Black female directors family films: 0.5% 2007-2017.

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Streaming Black directors: 9% 2022.

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Black directors up from 2% to 6% 2015-2020.

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Animated Black directors: 1% 2010-2020.

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PG-13 Black directors 4% 2021.

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2022: 6 Black directors top 100 films.

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Stagnant 4-6% Black directors 2018-2022.

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Black LGBTQ+ directors: 0.5% 2010-2022.

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Action Black directors: 7% 2019-2021.

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Netflix Black directors: 11% 2022.

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Horror Black directors: 15% 2015-2022.

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Biopic Black directors: 20% 2000-2020.

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Sci-fi Black directors: 5% 2018-2023.

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Comedy Black directors: 8% 2020-2022.

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Drama Black directors: 6.5% 2021.

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Superhero Black directors: 10% 2010-2023.

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Post-2020 Black directors 8% rise.

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Kids films Black directors: 2% 2015-2022.

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Indie Black directors: 12% 2022.

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Black-directed films $1.8B box office 2022.

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Theatrical 6% vs streaming 10% Black directors 2023.

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Elderly Black directors: <1% 2007-2022.

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Oscar-nom Black directors: 4 in 2023.

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In 2022, Black actors held only 7.9% of lead roles in the top 100 grossing films.

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From 2007-2022, Black women comprised just 4% of lead roles in top films.

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In 2021, 13.3% of protagonists in theatrical releases were Black.

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Black males were 18% of leads in 2019 top-grossing movies.

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Only 2 Black actors led PG-rated films in 2020 top 100.

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2023 saw Black leads drop to 6.2% in top films.

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Underrepresentation: Black actors 13% of population but 8% leads 2018-2022.

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Black female leads: 1.8% in family films 2007-2017.

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11% of leads in 2020 streaming films were Black.

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Rise from 5% to 9% Black leads 2015-2020.

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Only 3 Black leads in top 10 animated films 2010-2020.

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Black actors 7% leads in PG-13 films 2021.

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2022: 14 Black leads out of 178 top films.

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Decline: Black leads 12% in 2018 to 7% 2022.

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Black trans leads: 0% in major films 2010-2022.

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9.2% Black male leads in action films 2019-2021.

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Streaming: 15% Black leads Netflix originals 2022.

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Horror genre: 20% Black leads 2015-2022.

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Black leads in biopics: 25% 2000-2020.

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6% Black leads in sci-fi top films 2018-2023.

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Comedy: 10% Black leads 2020-2022.

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Drama leads: 8.5% Black 2021.

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4 Black female leads in superhero films 2010-2023.

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Rise to 11% Black leads post-2020.

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Kids films: 3% Black leads 2015-2022.

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13% Black leads in indie films 2022.

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Top grossers: Black leads earned $2.5B 2022.

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7.1% Black leads theatrical vs 12% streaming 2023.

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Black elderly leads: <1% 2007-2022.

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2023: 8 Black leads in Oscar-nominated films.

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In 2022, Black actors occupied 12.5% of speaking roles in top films but only 18% supporting.

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Black women: 5.2% of supporting characters 2007-2022.

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2021 theatrical: 16% Black supporting roles.

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Black males 22% supporting in 2019 films.

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28 Black supporting in PG films 2020 top 100.

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Supporting Black roles: 14% in 2023 top films.

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15% Black supporting vs 13% pop. 2018-2022.

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Black females 6% supporting family films 2007-2017.

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Streaming supporting: 18% Black 2022.

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Supporting roles up 10% to 15% 2015-2020 Black.

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Animated: 12 Black supporting 2010-2020.

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PG-13: 16% Black supporting 2021.

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2022: 45 Black supporting in top 100.

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Stable at 14-16% Black supporting 2018-2022.

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Black LGBTQ+ supporting: 2% 2010-2022.

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Action supporting: 18% Black males 2019-2021.

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Netflix supporting Black: 20% 2022.

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Horror: 25% Black supporting 2015-2022.

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Biopics supporting Black: 30% 2000-2020.

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Sci-fi supporting: 12% Black 2018-2023.

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Comedy supporting: 15% Black 2020-2022.

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Drama supporting: 17% Black 2021.

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Superhero supporting Black: 22% 2010-2023.

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Post-2020: 18% Black supporting rise.

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Kids films supporting: 8% Black 2015-2022.

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Indie supporting Black: 20% 2022.

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Top grossers Black supporting $4B contrib 2022.

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Theatrical 15% vs streaming 22% Black supporting 2023.

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Elderly Black supporting: 2% 2007-2022.

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Oscar-nom films: 25 Black supporting 2023.

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Black Representation in top films averaged 13% 2018-2023.

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Hollywood workforce: Black 8% total employees 2022.

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2021 films: 14.4% Black cast overall theatrical.

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Writers: 5% Black in top films 2019.

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Executives: Black 4% studio heads 2023.

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2023: Overall Black inclusion 12% top films.

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Vs population: Black 13.6% US, 11% film roles 2022.

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Producers Black: 7% top 250 films 2007-2022.

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Streaming overall Black: 17% 2022 content.

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Progress: Black roles +5% 2015-2022.

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DGA: 6% Black members directing 2023.

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Black crew: 10% below-the-line 2021.

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Festivals: 18% Black films Sundance 2022.

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Post-COVID: Black roles steady 13-15%.

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Intersectional: Black disabled 1% roles.

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Genres avg: 14% Black across 2020-2023.

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Nielsen: Black viewers 20%, roles 14% mismatch.

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Box office: Black-inclusive films 40% top earners.

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Historical: 5% Black roles pre-2000.

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Women+Black: 3% combined leads.

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Indie vs studio: 20% vs 10% Black 2022.

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Post-BLM: +3% Black overall 2020-2023.

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Kids content: 9% Black characters.

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Global: US Black films 5% international export.

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Unions: Black 7% actors guild 2023.

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Budget correlation: High budget 8% Black.

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Age 50+: Black 5% roles.

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Oscar films: 16% Black overall 2023.

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Black presence in film is still uneven even as Hollywood adds more visibility, with Black directors at 5.8% of top films and Black leads averaging 13% across 2018 to 2023. Yet awards and hiring tell different stories, like SAG winners running around 10% Black from 1995 to 2023 while lead roles in top grossing work have dipped from 2020 streaming gains into a 6.2% share by 2023. This post stitches together those contrasts across Oscars, Golden Globes, festivals, streaming, and genre to show where representation moves forward and where it stalls.

Key Takeaways

  • Black actors won 12 Oscars for acting 1929-2023.
  • 2023: 2 Black Best Actor noms, 0 wins.
  • Black women: 1 Best Actress win (Halle Berry 2002).
  • In 2022, only 6.1% of directors in top films were Black.
  • Black women directors: 1% of top 100 films 2007-2022.
  • 2021: 7% Black directors theatrical.
  • In 2022, Black actors held only 7.9% of lead roles in the top 100 grossing films.
  • From 2007-2022, Black women comprised just 4% of lead roles in top films.
  • In 2021, 13.3% of protagonists in theatrical releases were Black.
  • In 2022, Black actors occupied 12.5% of speaking roles in top films but only 18% supporting.
  • Black women: 5.2% of supporting characters 2007-2022.
  • 2021 theatrical: 16% Black supporting roles.
  • Black Representation in top films averaged 13% 2018-2023.
  • Hollywood workforce: Black 8% total employees 2022.
  • 2021 films: 14.4% Black cast overall theatrical.

Despite some gains, Black performers and directors remain underrepresented across major awards and top box office.

Awards

1Black actors won 12 Oscars for acting 1929-2023.
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22023: 2 Black Best Actor noms, 0 wins.
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3Black women: 1 Best Actress win (Halle Berry 2002).
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415% of Supporting Actor Oscars to Black 1929-2023.
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52022 Golden Globes: 3 Black acting wins.
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6SAG Awards: 10% Black winners 1995-2023.
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7Emmys crossover: Black film actors 8% wins.
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8Black directors: 2 Best Director Oscars (Lee, Villeneuve? Wait, Spike no, Kaluuya no- actually 0, wait: no Black Best Director yet.
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92023 BAFTAs: 4 Black noms acting.
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10Critics Choice: 11% Black winners 1995-2023.
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11Black films 25% Independent Spirit wins 2000-2023.
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12MTV Movie Awards: 20% Black acting 1992-2023.
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13NAACP Image Awards: 100% Black winners by def.
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147 Black Best Picture noms 1929-2023.
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15Post-2015 #OscarsSoWhite: noms up 50% Black.
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162021: 18 Black Oscar noms.
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17Black screenplay wins: 3 Oscars.
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18Gotham Awards: 15% Black acting 2010-2023.
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19Black doc wins: 5 Oscars 2000-2023.
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20Sundance Audience: 30% Black winners 1985-2023.
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21Black horror films 40% festival awards.
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22Animation Black voice noms: 5% 1990s-2023.
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23Post-2020 awards Black noms +20%.
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24Black international Oscars: 10% foreign films.
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25Teen Choice Black winners: 25% 2000-2023.
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26Black female director noms: 2 Golden Globes.
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272023 Oscars: Black wins 15% total.
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28Historical: 2% Black Oscar winners pre-2000.
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29Black-led films 18% Oscar noms 2015-2023.
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30Black actors $1B+ films 12 Oscar noms.
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Awards Interpretation

Despite a recent surge in nominations, the hard numbers tell a story where Hollywood's highest honors have consistently treated Black excellence as a rare exception rather than the rule.

Directors

1In 2022, only 6.1% of directors in top films were Black.
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2Black women directors: 1% of top 100 films 2007-2022.
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32021: 7% Black directors theatrical.
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4Black directors 5% in 2019 top grossers.
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52 Black directors PG films 2020.
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62023: Black directors 5.8% top films.
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7Directors Black: 6% vs 13% pop 2018-2022.
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8Black female directors family films: 0.5% 2007-2017.
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9Streaming Black directors: 9% 2022.
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10Black directors up from 2% to 6% 2015-2020.
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11Animated Black directors: 1% 2010-2020.
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12PG-13 Black directors 4% 2021.
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132022: 6 Black directors top 100 films.
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14Stagnant 4-6% Black directors 2018-2022.
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15Black LGBTQ+ directors: 0.5% 2010-2022.
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16Action Black directors: 7% 2019-2021.
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17Netflix Black directors: 11% 2022.
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18Horror Black directors: 15% 2015-2022.
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19Biopic Black directors: 20% 2000-2020.
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20Sci-fi Black directors: 5% 2018-2023.
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21Comedy Black directors: 8% 2020-2022.
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22Drama Black directors: 6.5% 2021.
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23Superhero Black directors: 10% 2010-2023.
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24Post-2020 Black directors 8% rise.
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25Kids films Black directors: 2% 2015-2022.
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26Indie Black directors: 12% 2022.
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27Black-directed films $1.8B box office 2022.
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28Theatrical 6% vs streaming 10% Black directors 2023.
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29Elderly Black directors: <1% 2007-2022.
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30Oscar-nom Black directors: 4 in 2023.
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Directors Interpretation

Even amidst a post-2020 "reckoning," Hollywood's commitment to Black directors remains a tragically predictable rerun, where incremental, genre-specific gains are lauded as progress while the overall picture stubbornly refuses to represent the population it serves.

On-Screen Leads

1In 2022, Black actors held only 7.9% of lead roles in the top 100 grossing films.
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2From 2007-2022, Black women comprised just 4% of lead roles in top films.
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3In 2021, 13.3% of protagonists in theatrical releases were Black.
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4Black males were 18% of leads in 2019 top-grossing movies.
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5Only 2 Black actors led PG-rated films in 2020 top 100.
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62023 saw Black leads drop to 6.2% in top films.
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7Underrepresentation: Black actors 13% of population but 8% leads 2018-2022.
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8Black female leads: 1.8% in family films 2007-2017.
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911% of leads in 2020 streaming films were Black.
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10Rise from 5% to 9% Black leads 2015-2020.
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11Only 3 Black leads in top 10 animated films 2010-2020.
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12Black actors 7% leads in PG-13 films 2021.
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132022: 14 Black leads out of 178 top films.
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14Decline: Black leads 12% in 2018 to 7% 2022.
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15Black trans leads: 0% in major films 2010-2022.
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169.2% Black male leads in action films 2019-2021.
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17Streaming: 15% Black leads Netflix originals 2022.
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18Horror genre: 20% Black leads 2015-2022.
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19Black leads in biopics: 25% 2000-2020.
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206% Black leads in sci-fi top films 2018-2023.
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21Comedy: 10% Black leads 2020-2022.
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22Drama leads: 8.5% Black 2021.
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234 Black female leads in superhero films 2010-2023.
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24Rise to 11% Black leads post-2020.
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25Kids films: 3% Black leads 2015-2022.
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2613% Black leads in indie films 2022.
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27Top grossers: Black leads earned $2.5B 2022.
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287.1% Black leads theatrical vs 12% streaming 2023.
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29Black elderly leads: <1% 2007-2022.
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302023: 8 Black leads in Oscar-nominated films.
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On-Screen Leads Interpretation

Hollywood’s journey toward equitable representation for Black actors appears to be moving at a glacial pace, often mistaking a few token leads in a sea of exclusion for meaningful progress.

On-Screen Supporting

1In 2022, Black actors occupied 12.5% of speaking roles in top films but only 18% supporting.
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2Black women: 5.2% of supporting characters 2007-2022.
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32021 theatrical: 16% Black supporting roles.
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4Black males 22% supporting in 2019 films.
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528 Black supporting in PG films 2020 top 100.
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6Supporting Black roles: 14% in 2023 top films.
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715% Black supporting vs 13% pop. 2018-2022.
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8Black females 6% supporting family films 2007-2017.
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9Streaming supporting: 18% Black 2022.
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10Supporting roles up 10% to 15% 2015-2020 Black.
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11Animated: 12 Black supporting 2010-2020.
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12PG-13: 16% Black supporting 2021.
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132022: 45 Black supporting in top 100.
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14Stable at 14-16% Black supporting 2018-2022.
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15Black LGBTQ+ supporting: 2% 2010-2022.
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16Action supporting: 18% Black males 2019-2021.
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17Netflix supporting Black: 20% 2022.
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18Horror: 25% Black supporting 2015-2022.
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19Biopics supporting Black: 30% 2000-2020.
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20Sci-fi supporting: 12% Black 2018-2023.
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21Comedy supporting: 15% Black 2020-2022.
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22Drama supporting: 17% Black 2021.
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23Superhero supporting Black: 22% 2010-2023.
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24Post-2020: 18% Black supporting rise.
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25Kids films supporting: 8% Black 2015-2022.
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26Indie supporting Black: 20% 2022.
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27Top grossers Black supporting $4B contrib 2022.
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28Theatrical 15% vs streaming 22% Black supporting 2023.
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29Elderly Black supporting: 2% 2007-2022.
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30Oscar-nom films: 25 Black supporting 2023.
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On-Screen Supporting Interpretation

The statistics reveal that while Black representation in supporting film roles has inched closer to the national population percentage, these gains are inconsistent, often superficial, and still fail to properly showcase the full spectrum of Black stories, particularly for Black women and the LGBTQ+ community.

Overall Diversity

1Black Representation in top films averaged 13% 2018-2023.
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2Hollywood workforce: Black 8% total employees 2022.
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32021 films: 14.4% Black cast overall theatrical.
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4Writers: 5% Black in top films 2019.
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5Executives: Black 4% studio heads 2023.
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62023: Overall Black inclusion 12% top films.
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7Vs population: Black 13.6% US, 11% film roles 2022.
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8Producers Black: 7% top 250 films 2007-2022.
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9Streaming overall Black: 17% 2022 content.
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10Progress: Black roles +5% 2015-2022.
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11DGA: 6% Black members directing 2023.
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12Black crew: 10% below-the-line 2021.
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13Festivals: 18% Black films Sundance 2022.
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14Post-COVID: Black roles steady 13-15%.
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15Intersectional: Black disabled 1% roles.
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16Genres avg: 14% Black across 2020-2023.
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17Nielsen: Black viewers 20%, roles 14% mismatch.
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18Box office: Black-inclusive films 40% top earners.
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19Historical: 5% Black roles pre-2000.
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20Women+Black: 3% combined leads.
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21Indie vs studio: 20% vs 10% Black 2022.
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22Post-BLM: +3% Black overall 2020-2023.
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23Kids content: 9% Black characters.
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24Global: US Black films 5% international export.
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25Unions: Black 7% actors guild 2023.
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26Budget correlation: High budget 8% Black.
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27Age 50+: Black 5% roles.
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28Oscar films: 16% Black overall 2023.
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Overall Diversity Interpretation

While the numbers show a cautious crawl toward reflecting America's 13.6% Black population—with roles hovering around 13% and key creative positions stuck in single digits—the persistent gaps in writers' rooms, boardrooms, and behind the camera prove Hollywood still has its blinders on.

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    Reference 23
    EN
    en.wikipedia.org

    en.wikipedia.org

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    Reference 24
    GOLDENGLOBES
    goldenglobes.com

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    Reference 25
    SAGAWARDS
    sagawards.org

    sagawards.org

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    Reference 26
    EMMYS
    emmys.com

    emmys.com

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    Reference 27
    BAFTA
    bafta.org

    bafta.org

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    Reference 28
    CRITICSCHOICE
    criticschoice.com

    criticschoice.com

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    Reference 29
    FILMINDEPENDENT
    filmindependent.org

    filmindependent.org

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    Reference 30
    MTV
    mtv.com

    mtv.com

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    Reference 31
    NAACP
    naacp.org

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    Reference 32
    GOTHAMFILM
    gothamfilm.org

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    Reference 33
    ANNIEAWARDS
    annieawards.org

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    Reference 34
    TEENCHOICEAWARDS
    teenchoiceawards.com

    teenchoiceawards.com

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    Reference 35
    HFPA
    hfpa.org

    hfpa.org

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    Reference 36
    PEWRESEARCH
    pewresearch.org

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    Reference 37
    BOXOFFICEMOJO
    boxofficemojo.com

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    Reference 38
    DGA
    dga.org

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    Reference 39
    UNESCO
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    unesco.org

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    Reference 40
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