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In the heights�* cast was being criticised for being too light—skinned. so i think this is actually an ongoing issue for hollywood. the lack of inclusion of black latinos, specifically, or darker—skinned latinos. we got in the heights because so many people were so vocal about the fact that hollywood was leaving latinos out, and that sort of criticism spurred the film, and then the film came out, and then those very same people were like, hey, youre not representing all of us. and that sor...

An ongoing issue for hollywood. the lack of inclusion of black latinos, specifically, or darker—skinned latinos. we got in the heights because so many people were so vocal about the fact that hollywood was leaving latinos out, and that sort of criticism spurred the film, and then the film came out, and then those very same people were like, "hey, youre not representing all of us," and that, sort of, opens the door, it acknowledges the conversation and it allows for other projects in the future...

And then those very same people were like, "hey, youre not representing all of us," and that, sort of, opens the door, it acknowledges the conversation and it allows for other projects in the future to be more inclusive. but the eagerly anticipated in the heights didnt do as well at the box office as had been expected, which could mean that studio bosses will be less than enthusiastic in green—lighting other big movies with latino casts in the future. i hope the performance of in the heights i...

Representing all of us. and that sort of opens the door, it acknowledges the conversation and it allows for other projects in the future to be more inclusive. but the eagerly anticipated in the heights didnt do as well at the box office as had been expected which could mean that studio bosses will be less than enthusiastic in green lighting other big movies with latino casts in the future. i hope the performance of in the heights in theatres doesnt prevent studios from green lighting films with ...

So i think this is actually an ongoing issue for hollywood. the lack of inclusion of black latinos, specifically, or darker—skinned latinos. we got in the heights because so many people were so vocal about the fact that hollywood was leaving latinos out, and that sort of criticism spurred the film, and then the film came out, and then those very same people were like, "hey, youre not representing all of us," and that, sort of, opens the door, it acknowledges the conversation and it allows for ...