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After ‘CODA,’ How Is Hollywood Faring on Disability Representation?
The WrapStory by Kristen Lopez
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Unpacking the disability representation progress in Hollywood, from 'CODA's' historic Oscar win to the industry's lingering challenges.
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- According to the article, Marlee Matlin's 1986 Oscar win for 'Children of a Lesser God' and 'CODA's' 2021 Best Picture victory represent major highs in the disabled community's fight for on-screen representation.
- However, the article also notes that these two wins illustrate the 'continued struggle' for better disability representation in Hollywood, highlighting the industry's persistent challenges in this area.
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Marlee Matlin, Easterseals, Children of a Lesser God, CODA