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Queen Latifah: Let ‘Gone With The Wind’ Be Gone Forever | Afro

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NEW YORK (AP) — While some have criticized HBO Max’s removal of “Gone With the Wind” from its streaming service — including those who wonder if it hurts the legacy of Hattie McDaniel, the first African American woman to win an Academy Award — Oscar nominee Queen Latifah says good riddance.

LATIFAH: I think it’s a mixture … we’re seeing things that have been coming for a long time, and this is the powder keg.

AP: Protesters at a march were singing your song U.N.I.T.Y.

LATIFAH: That song is a stance.

We need more production because the same thing (happened) last year: we were able to do two films, (but) we got over 60 submissions last year … These amazing women filmmakers have shown that not only do they tell unique, interesting, cool stor(ies) — not just cool—.

AP: Billy Porter posted an Instagram video stating the black community needs to do a better job embracing the LBGTQ community in the midst of this “Black Lives Matter” movement.

Source: Afro | The Black Media Authority

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