Amandla Stenberg: We Need Better Representation In Hollywood | Forbes
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- Опубликовано: 26 июн 2024
- After landing the part of Rue in the Hunger Games, Amandla Stenberg, now 19, has become a star of film, TV and coauthor of a graphic novel series. "We're starting to have three-dimensional, nuanced black characters for young women."
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I am in love with Amandla Stenberg she is beautiful and intelligent I wish to meet her frfr
She's so pretty
4real
Yeeessss. Go girl. So articulate .English is not my first language im french
but I understood each words she said. You are so beautiful. Good luck for your career.
I love Amandla She's so nice and beautiful
Random Cuteness I know right??
Beautiful Amandla!
She is so articulate and Gorgeous. An impressive young lady.
Im getting that hair style next
this young girl is amazing, and smart, good heart, every people, any race, American, Chinese, Russian pilipino Japanese, love is important!! God bless you Amanda keep up the good work, me, and my wife three girls 18,20,21 boy, 16,23, we are fans in the Philippines (everything) is good movie to all young lovers and young couples !!!
I love the Hunger Games and also the Divergent series and I've watched tonnes of interviews with all cast members of both. It's so nice to see the interviews of Amandla and Willow as children. They seem so innocent. But, as happens most often than not, things change. From what I can see the interviews with Willow as a young adult now, she still seems like a beautiful, shy young lady. Unfortunately, though, what I see in this interview with Amandla is someone who has been moulded and is typical of a child actress now an adult. It's so unfortunate and sad, but is the way of Hollywood more often than not. Amandla seemed so nice as a kid, but you can tell from this interview she's been hardened by Hollywood life and now talks like she's continually reading from a script and predictably about politics and equality. Such a shame kids get moulded this way in this industry... Hopefully at her core, she is still a happy, care-free person.
I love her so much
she's soooo gorgeous. and such a smart young woman.
Judging by her name I thought maybe her parents are South African... She is beautiful
Khutso Nkadimeng her father is from Denmark and her mother is African American.
Sebastian Muñoz
Thanks for the information ... well her name means Power in Zulu(SA language) and has so much meaning due to its use in resistance movements. I guess now it's all thanks to globalization
Khutso Nkadimeng her mother is from south Africa
And her father Denmark.
Khutso Nkadimeng she lived during her childhood in south Africa before coming in USA .
emlyss marie Pauline allo .... so diverse , makes all sense now and she's beautiful. I also want to come to the state.
Eres lista, graciosa y hermosa!!!🌻
Funny enough, when I hear my fellow black folk fighting this fight, I cant help but be cynical and conclude that they are just after that bread....and not so on about the representation bit. That said, Amandla is a beauty, hope her acting is as good.
I agree especially if the sleep white and not black
shut up cac.
She's not black moron.
@@marilynmarks9112 she's half white lol.
There's a proposed SXSW panel addressing this very topic ("HOW IS BLOCKCHAIN MAKING HOLLYWOOD MORE INCLUSIVE?"): panelpicker.sxsw.com/vote/99795.
Gorgeous Babygirl 💖
Yo her face stop it
Mr System Mom her face is beautiful asf.
Sis tf?? She comes across as fake. How you gonna take the role for the Hate U Give away from a dark-skinned actress but then pretend u care about representation??
Najma ameen because maybe she was just simply a better actress dang myb
Exactly. Mixed people have a lot more opportunities in that sector than the other blacks so im confused.
If you represent 13% of the population. And you are asking for better representation.... You are asking for preferential treatment not better representation
you have a valid point but i feel like people should be allowed to request art that speaks more to them. it kinda sucks growing up never seeing someone who looks like you (without them being a caricatural stereotype). i don’t see why people get upset when they see minorities on screen. isn’t variety interesting and valued in pop culture? or would it be better to watch the same recycled stories over and over?
You can always count on the supremacists to keep us black folk in our place. Sorry Master. Let me stop having opinions. Let me stop trying to share my experience. Let me stop showing my story.
@@seanlamont8501 why would u assume he's a supremacist? Never say anything racist. Just stating facts..statistically speaking
Exactly, this is ridiculous.
@@nat-zn3zs if they want art to speaks to them, what's stopping them from making their own