ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 2月21日 06時31分

There are more actors of color onscreen than in the past. But of the hundreds of film and television representatives working at the 4 Hollywood powerhouses — Creative Artists Agency, ICM Partners, United Talent Agency and William Morris Endeavor — just a few dozen are black. “Unfortunately, you become used to being one of a few, if not the only one,” D.C. Wade of WME said. #nytimes culture reporter @carabuckley8 recently spoke with 7 black agents who shared with her the barriers they have faced, the isolation they have felt, and the changes they are beginning to see. Lorrie Bartlett, who's pictured in the top right of this image, works as ICM. She's been an agent since 1993. “There was no beacon for me to follow,” she said. “I worked really hard. Maybe as women, as people of color, we have to go one step further — 10 steps, 15 steps further — just to show our worth.” @erik_carter shot these photos of 4 of the 7 black talent agents interviewed for this piece. Visit the link in our profile to read more.

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