How Halle Berry became my “celebrity beard” as a repressed gay Black kid in the early 2000s | Pop Queen Journal
BY DERON DALTON Growing up in the ‘90s means I got to experience the “Golden Age” of Black Hollywood. Of course, at that time—like today and most definitely before the ‘90s—there was a lack of representation of Black actors and filmmakers in Hollywood. Though also like nowadays, Black cinema—hood movies, comedies, family dramas, romances and […]
Why are the Oscars still so darn white in 2020? | The Tylt
2020 Snubs: Breaking Down the Oscars’ Diversity Issues as Critical Fans | The Tylt’s Fiercely Fandom with Deron.
By Deron Dalton Deron talks with Clayton Davis, Editor-in-Chief/Owner of Awards Circuit, about the Oscars lack of diversity, the 2020 snubs and being a critical fan.
A definitive history of #OscarsSoWhite | The Daily Dot
By Deron Dalton When it comes to the Academy Awards, the Oscar statuettes may be gold, but the only color people have been talking about for months is white. In January 2015, frustrated by a lack of representation of filmmakers and actors of color in the Academy Awards nominations, April Reign created the viral hashtag #OscarsSoWhite. […]