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Like many communities in our country, much of the recent discussions among theatre professionals has been around the subjects of race and equality. Much of the change needed to achieve a greater sense of equality in the theatre industry needs to come “from the top down.” However, how can actors and others who are not the decision-makers in our industry make active decisions that advocate?
Today, Olivia Hernandez shares with us a story about facing racism in the theatre industry head-on, and how she forged her own path to acknowledging and advocating for other artists of color. Here, in her own words, is Olivia Hernandez.
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By The Ensemblist & Broadway Podcast Network4.9
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Like many communities in our country, much of the recent discussions among theatre professionals has been around the subjects of race and equality. Much of the change needed to achieve a greater sense of equality in the theatre industry needs to come “from the top down.” However, how can actors and others who are not the decision-makers in our industry make active decisions that advocate?
Today, Olivia Hernandez shares with us a story about facing racism in the theatre industry head-on, and how she forged her own path to acknowledging and advocating for other artists of color. Here, in her own words, is Olivia Hernandez.
Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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