Why we need to tackle racial inequality in TV and film

More Black talent is needed across the film and TV industry. Image: Unsplash/Steven Van
Sheldon Lyn
Partner, McKinsey & Company
Jonathan Dunn
Senior Partner, McKinsey & Company
Nony Onyeador
Consultant, McKinsey & Company
Ammanuel Zegeye
Partner, McKinsey & Company

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