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In a provocative move, Mark Zuckerberg expressed his outrage over perceived bigotry and racism by removing adult film star Stormy Daniels from his platform. The action stems from criticism regarding her films’ lack of diversity in casting and hiring practices. As a result, she becomes the 23rd actress to face cancellation this month due to not adhering to the new diversity standards set by major streaming services like Amazon and Netflix. These platforms are implementing strict guidelines that emphasize the inclusion of diverse casts and creative teams in their productions. Daniels’ focus on casting primarily straight white males in her movies has been cited as a key reason for her removal. This incident reflects a broader trend in the entertainment industry, where adherence to progressive diversity standards is increasingly enforced, leading to swift consequences for those who fail to comply. The move by Zuckerberg underscores the tech industry’s growing role in shaping the narrative around representation and inclusivity in film and media. The enforcement of these standards is part of a larger cultural shift aimed at promoting equality and combating systemic biases within the entertainment landscape.
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Tech Giants cancel Stormy Daniels: “she’s only acting with straight white males in her movies”
