The inclusion of the Black community of actors into mainstream Hollywood has been a long drawn-out scene with several unsuccessful takes.  This year's Academy Award ceremony is a prime example of the lack of value the entertainment industry places on the efforts of the Black community working within the industry's confines.  This year represents a four year low in terms of the number of Black Oscar nominees, with only five black nominees.  How long will the Black community look at the Oscars as the standard for cinematography?  Where should we go from here?  We discuss these questions, and more, in this episode. DeWayne Parker (DP) - Kevin Patton (KP) - Ubong Attah (Bong) 2WO PEEZ AND A BONG     --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/2wopeezandabong/support