Oscars dubbed the 'wokest ever' after stars and hosts used the platform to give virtue-signalling speeches
Award host Regina King had kicked off the night by hailing the conviction of Derek Chauvin for the murder of George Floyd, director Travon Free showed off a jacket emblazoned with the named of black people killed by police on the red carpet and Mia Neal then spoke about 'breaking the glass ceiling' for trans and minority ethnic people in her acceptance speech for best hair and makeup.
Wokest Oscars ever! Chadwick Boseman fans slam Oscars after he loses out to Anthony Hopkins for best actor as Regina King hails Derek Chauvin verdict and winner Mia Neal dedicates her speech to black trans women
Regina King praised conviction of Derek Chauvin, Travon Free wore a jacket emblazoned with names of black people killed by police, and Mia Neal spoke about breaking the glass ceiling for trans and minority people
Film fans have blasted this year's Oscars ceremony as the 'wokest ever' after a string of virtue-signalling speeches by stars - before Anthony Hopkins was attacked for winning the best actor award above Chadwick Boseman.
One Twitter user commented: 'It was the wokest most diverse Oscars ever! Imagine that...'
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...ips-night.html
Award host Regina King had kicked off the night by hailing the conviction of Derek Chauvin for the murder of George Floyd, director Travon Free showed off a jacket emblazoned with the named of black people killed by police on the red carpet and Mia Neal then spoke about 'breaking the glass ceiling' for trans and minority ethnic people in her acceptance speech for best hair and makeup.
Wokest Oscars ever! Chadwick Boseman fans slam Oscars after he loses out to Anthony Hopkins for best actor as Regina King hails Derek Chauvin verdict and winner Mia Neal dedicates her speech to black trans women
Regina King praised conviction of Derek Chauvin, Travon Free wore a jacket emblazoned with names of black people killed by police, and Mia Neal spoke about breaking the glass ceiling for trans and minority people
Film fans have blasted this year's Oscars ceremony as the 'wokest ever' after a string of virtue-signalling speeches by stars - before Anthony Hopkins was attacked for winning the best actor award above Chadwick Boseman.
One Twitter user commented: 'It was the wokest most diverse Oscars ever! Imagine that...'
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...ips-night.html


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