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On-Screen Inertia: Persistent Racial and Gender Disparities in Hollywood Film (1900-2024)
Hollywood has diversified its casts. Whether this has translated into structural change in how those actors are positioned within narratives remains largely unexamined. Drawing on 76,815 U.S. English-language films (1900-2024) and over 3.1 million cast and crew entries, we move beyond headcounts to
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