Michael B. Jordan and Warner Bros. parent company partner for diversity and inclusion initiative

WarnerMedia, which owns Warner Bros., HBO, Turner, and more, has partnered with Michael B. Jordan to improve diversity in film, reports the Los Angeles Times. 

“The WarnerMedia family has introduced an approach that accomplishes our shared objectives, and I applaud them for taking this enormous step forward,” Jordan said in a statement. 

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Jordan announced right after the 2018 Oscars that he and his own company, Outlier Society, would be adopting the inclusion rider, a document that ensures diversity in talent searches for ongoing productions. His upcoming film Just Mercy will be the first WarnerMedia project to enact the new inclusion initiative. Read more...

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