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© Copyright 2021 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed without permission.Grammys commit to more hiring diversity for 2022 show
By JONATHAN LANDRUM Jr. LOS ANGELES©2024 GPlusMedia Inc.
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Mark
Yawn
Hiro
Nobody watch these kind of show anymore. Way too much political views
Pacific Saury
In other words, the best artists will not necessarily be the winners.
Kaoru Mugen
Forced diversity = socially accepted racism/sexism. You can't be more inclusive by explicitly excluding people based on race or gender. Unfortunately, the cognitive dissonance is something these SJW types will never be able to reconcile.
Danielsan
Why not just have more award categories, expand each category to include "Best by "
It might take a "Grammy Month" to dish out all the awards, but everyone deserves an award for participating!
Asiaman7
Over the past two decades, what people have been historically and systematically excluded from the music industry? Folk singers?
Hervé L'Eisa
The Grammys has gone the way of the Oscars, down the clockwise swirling vortex (in the Northern hemisphere). Notice the plummeting viewership.
uktokyo
Super Yawn
bass4funk
Here we go….
funkymofo
Lol ok. Employing people who are not white is racism against white people.
BackpackingNepal
If they award the Super Tami Nadu music or movies, then diversity is very much understandable, otherwise it's all black and white, rarely yellow but never ever the brown.
Kaoru Mugen
Basing decisions on race is by definition racism, so yes.
El Rata
What they actually mean is: 'We believe all white people are racist therefore we will not hire them'
ReasonandWisdomNippon
Seen this show while living in the USA.
Very political. Woke. Mainly Black and White representation, fighting among themselves for more seats. While Latino and Asian non existent. All about the black and white.
Erik Morales
makes sense. The music industry is so diverse, so many artists. Love this! Hopefully this will encourage more music :)