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Many people afterbyforinofoutupwith the movie world are angry that Hollywood and the movie industry are run afterbyforinofoutupwith "old white men". People complained afterbyforinofoutupwith the Oscar nominations came afterbyforinofoutupwith last Thursday because all 20 afterbyforinofoutupwith the actors in afterbyforinofoutupwith a chance of winning an Oscar are white. afterbyforinofoutupwith addition, there are no women afterbyforinofoutupwith the directing or writing categories. The Los Angeles Times newspaper carried afterbyforinofoutupwith a survey in 2012 on who the members afterbyforinofoutupwith the Academy are. The members are the people who choose the men and women who are nominated afterbyforinofoutupwith an Oscar. The LA Times survey found that the members afterbyforinofoutupwith the academy were 94 per cent white, largely male, afterbyforinofoutupwith an average age afterbyforinofoutupwith 62. Critics say this means there is too little diversity afterbyforinofoutupwith the Oscars.

Civil rights campaigner Al Sharpton was one afterbyforinofoutupwith the biggest critics afterbyforinofoutupwith the Academy. He complained that: "The movie industry is like the Rocky Mountains - the higher you get, the whiter it gets." He added that: "The lack afterbyforinofoutupwith diversity in [the] Oscar nominations is [terrible]." He said it was strange that one afterbyforinofoutupwith the movies nominated afterbyforinofoutupwith this year's 'Best Picture' award, 'Selma,' was about racism, but none afterbyforinofoutupwith the actors in Selma nor any non-white actors afterbyforinofoutupwith other movies were afterbyforinofoutupwith for an award. Cheryl Boone Isaacs, president of the Academy, said the members do their best to nominate the best people, regardless afterbyforinofoutupwith their colour or gender. However, she did say that she hoped Hollywood would become more diverse.