LOS ANGELES (Reuters) — The Time’s Up movement on Friday launched a campaign criticizing the lack of diversity in the organization that hands out the Golden Globes for film and television. Two days before the annual Golden Globes awards ceremony, Time’s Up posted banners on its Twitter account saying: «Hollywood Foreign Press Association: Not a Single Black Member Out of 87,» with the slogan «A cosmetic fix isn’t enough.» The Golden Globes are chosen by the Hollywood Foreign Press Association (HFP) and have grown to be one of the most popular award shows in the run-up to the annual Oscars. Pro…
Time’s Up criticizes lack of Black members among Golden Globes voters
