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We’re Dangerously Close to Another #OscarsSoWhite Year. Can Zendaya, Colman Domingo, Pedro Pascal and More Prevent It?
Awards Circuit Column: Could POC get shut out of the acting races (again)?
Few people have noticed yet, but the Oscars could be barreling toward repeating some not-so-great history.
In March, Michael B. 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.
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.
OscarsSoWhite, Explained: Why the 2015 Hashtag Might be Making a Comeback This Awards Season
2026 has been a cinematic feast, and Hollywood has had very little reason to complain about the box office. Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey brought epic spectacle back to the big screen, Spider-Man: Brand New Day delivered another superhero event, while Project Hail Mary and Obsession proved that original storytelling and genre-bending films could still command attention. With Dune: Part Three and Avengers: Doomsday still on the horizon, the year has given moviegoers plenty to celebrate.
But while the performances have been plentiful enough to fill an Oscar ballot twice over, some emerging frontrunners could bring the 2015 hashtag #OscarsSoWhite back into Hollywood's awards-season vocabulary.
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