The lack of diversity in the film workforce is a critical problem because:
A) Research validates that racial and ethnic minorities and women continue to be under-represented in the film workforce far below their proportion of the U.S. population
B) The persisting lack of racial and ethnic minorities working in the film workforce as actors, writers, directors, and creative artist
C) The lack of women in technical behind-the-scenes positions such as directors and writers
D) The Oscar's governing board members which vote on the Oscar nominees are 94% White and 100% male
E) The #OscarsSoWhite protests and boycotts due to its persisting lack of diversity representation at all levels in the film workforce
F) Choice D. only
G) Choices A. and E. only
H) Choices A., B., C., D., and E. only

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All of the options provided are critical problems that contribute to the lack of diversity in the film workforce. A lack of representation for racial and ethnic minorities and women, both on-screen and behind-the-scenes, is a persistent issue in the entertainment industry. This is reflected not only in the demographics of the workforce, but also in the voting and decision-making processes that govern recognition and awards. The protests and boycotts surrounding #OscarsSoWhite highlight the urgent need for change in the industry, and for more equitable representation and opportunities for underrepresented groups.

The Lack of Diversity in the Film Workforce Is a Critical