We’re Dangerously Close to Another #OscarsSoWhite Year. Can Zendaya, Colman Domingo, Pedro Pascal and More Prevent It?

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Jordan walked onto the Dolby Theatre stage and collected the best actor Oscar for “Sinners,” one of four wins for a film that set the all-time record with 16 nominations. He is the sixth Black man in 98 years to win the prize.

Now, eight months later, if the pundits are reading the race correctly, the door his win seemed to open could be swinging shut. Related Stories Andy Serkis Says He Was ‘Evangelical’ About Performance Capture After Playing Gollum in ‘Lord of the Rings’ but Now Accepts It’s ‘Misunderstood’: ‘If You Get It?

Great’ ‘Lord of the Rings,’ ‘Avatar’ VFX House Weta FX Partners With Taiwan’s Moonshine Studio Under AI Pact With TAICCA In Gold Derby’s aggregated predictions in late October, three actors of color sat in nomination positions across the four acting categories and not one director of color made the projected five. In the lead races, nine of the 10 projected slots belonged to white performers.

Mexican Australian breakout Inde Navarrette was the lone exception. If that holds through nominations morning on Jan.

21, we’ll be reliving January 2015, when all 20 acting nominees were white and April Reign gave the industry the infamous hashtag it still hasn’t shaken: #OscarsSoWhite. It happened again the following year.

After each time, the Academy promised it had learned something and was making changes. But the Academy has never been the whole problem.

Follow the data and it starts upstream, in Hollywood’s own hallways. In August, the USC Annenberg Inclusion Initiative released “Inequality in 1,900 Popular Films,” its annual study of the 100 top-grossing movies, this time adding 2025 to a data set that dates to 2007.

On its face, the race and ethnicity data look like progress. In 2025, 41.5% of all speaking or named characters came from an underrepresented racial or ethnic group, reaching proportional representation with the U.S.

population for just the fourth time in 19 years. Since 2007, the share of white characters has fallen 19.1 percentage points.

Still, Asian characters are the only group to post a significant gain, at 11.1 points. Thirty movies had no Black characters, 46 had no Hispanic or Latino characters and 26 had no Asian characters.

Of the 37 leads and co-leads of color the study identifies, only four are Hispanic or Latino. Only four Latino directors worked across the entire sample, and all four were men.

Women haven’t fared much better. Women and girls make up just over half the U.S.

population, yet they held only 33.6% of speaking or named roles in 2025, barely up from 29.9% in 2007. Thirty-eight films had a female lead or co-lead, up from 20 in 2007 but down from a 19-year high of 55 in 2024.

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