[ATTW-L] technical report on inclusion at the Oscars

[Cana Itchuaqiyaq]

Thank you, Sam! I always appreciate these thoughtful resources you share
with all of us. I was absolutely stilled by the caution you gave us. We are
in troubling times.

Chiis-sa viñauramiglu,

Cana

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On Wed, Mar 1, 2023 at 1:43 PM Dragga, Sam <Sam.Dragga at ttu.edu> wrote:

> If you are looking for a timely and engaging example of a technical report
> on the subject of inclusion, consider *Inclusion at the Academy
> Awards® Over Time*, which examines gender and race/ethnicity of 13,253
> nominees in 19 artistic and technical categories from 1929 to 2023.
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> For example, the report finds 17% of nominees and 16% of winners were
> women and 6% of nominees and winners were from communities of color.
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> The report also considers the eight-year period following #OscarsSoWhite
> and addresses the disparities among communities of color.
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> The report is available at https://www.inclusionlist.org/oscars and
> offers vivid opportunities for analysis of rhetoric and information design
> as well as ethics and social justice.
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> CAUTION: Sharing information about inclusion with your students might be
> illegal in your location.
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> Sam
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> Sam Dragga
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> Professor Emeritus
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> Texas Tech University
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> sam.dragga at ttu.edu
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