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And then, i think you could end up replicating some of the issues we ve seen in the directors category where, we talked about that earlier but. so in a way, i like that there is a space to be sure that women and women identifying artists will be honoured, but i wish there didn t need to be, so that s kind of where i stand right now. i m with her. i think that s really smart. one final question. is there a story or a narrative that hasn t been done yet that you would like to see on the big screen? dream project, essentially. i have my dream project, it s not on the big screen, it is on hbo, and it is sula, tony morrison s amazing novel, and it s going to be a limited series. we already have four of the eight scripts, they re beyond amazing. ....
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This. let s talk about this, because as we mentioned the republicans have been pretty forceful in their attack in their good critique of 1619 project. i m sure when you first learned about it you were aware of the backlash and just how vitriolic the attacks were on nikole hannah-jones and the project. why did you decide to take this project on? why did you want to be involved? first of all, that wasn t my first impression. when i first listen to the podcast, when i first read the special magazine, the biggest thing i felt was seeing is a myth unlike american. very emotional. i felt very seen and so naturally i have worked in this realm around issues of judgment justice for a long time it was a dream project, to contribute to this nikole vision. what a different look it s one of the pushback so much on this vision, this narrative, this incredible piece of work? i think it s centered around ....
Why did you want to be involved? first of all, that wasn t my first impression. when i first listen to the podcast, when i first read the special magazine, the biggest thing i felt was seeing is a myth unlike american. very emotional. i felt very seen and so naturally i have worked in this realm around issues of judgment justice for a long time it was a dream project, to contribute to this nikole vision. but it republicans wanted to push back so much so what on this vision, on this narrative, on this incredible piece of work? i think it s centered around power and the way that we see ourselves as americans. i think for many white americans, they still see the country as this place that is steeped in ideas of freedom and justice and equality. but, of course, we know the reality at that that left out a big portion of americans, in particular, black americans. so, i think that they re afraid ....