TIME Magazineのインスタグラム(time) - 9月21日 10時11分

Last year saw a rare bright spot for representation when @jharreljerome became the first Afro-Latino to win an Emmy for acting, for his gutting portrayal of @koreykingwise in @ava's When They See Us. But this year, writes Andrew R. Chow, the Emmys have become a focal point for a contentious conversation around Afro-Latino erasure after a Los Angeles Times article, originally titled "Emmys 2020: Black nominees gain ground, Latino representation still abysmal," was perceived to pit the groups against each other while ignoring their intersection. In September, TIME convened a roundtable of Afro-Latino performers—Gina Torres (@iamginatorres), Dascha Polanco (@sheisdash), Laz Alonso (@ラズ・アロンソ), Amara La Negra (@amaralanegraaln) and Sarunas Jackson (@ronejae)—to talk about their fraught experiences in the industry and their efforts for increased authentic representation going forward. Watch the full discussion at the link in bio. Video by Jenna Caldwell and Erica Solano for TIME

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