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Netflix’s Black July Is Real. So Is the Report Showing Black Creatives Losing Ground Behind the Camera.

Split image of a warm gold marquee glow beside an empty, cold director's chair on a soundstage, symbolizing visible representation versus behind-camera power

Streaming is having its most visibly Black month in years — Kevin Hart, Ice Cube, Michelle Buteau all headlining. But UCLA’s new Hollywood Diversity Report shows BIPOC creatives losing ground behind the camera. Marcus Hart on why both things are true.

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Netflix’s Black July Is Real. So Is the Report Showing Black Creatives Losing Ground Behind the Camera.