Black Lightning's Nafessa Williams Calls for Hollywood To Confront Inequality In Personal Essay
I believe we must continue to have these important conversations and. Earlier this year, I sat on a panel with other Black actors, writers, and producers. It was hosted by my agency, ICM Partners. We had an open conversation about our experiences of being Black in Hollywood and the changes we would like to see. I really appreciated this panel because the change needs to start within the agencies, studios and networks.
In closing, we have to be careful that we don't make diversity a trend, but rather we restructure the landscape. I believe there's a shift happening and I hope, collectively, we change the narrative of what we've known Hollywood to be.season three is currently available on Netflix. The hit drama is set to return to The CW for season four.
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