Adjoa Andoh defends diversity in film: 'I don't have to be the only one'

British actor Adjoa Andoh, known for Shakespeare and Bridgerton, discusses debates around representation and diversity (DEI) in film and television.

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She refuses the role of sole minority representative and advocates for genuine sector inclusion.

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