ed total racial remake of Hollywood hasn't happened. If Halle, Denzel, and Will's name are called out as winners when the envelopes are opened on Oscar night, there's little reason to think that remake will happen this time either.
             In the article, "In Hollywood, change is slow to come for Blacks" of the Oct. 21, 2003 edition of the "Final Call," there was a comment by James Muhammad that really stood out in my mind, "Blacks have progressed in Hollywood-or have they? Have blacks progressed in Hollywood, not at all.
             There are more black actors, but white film directors generally trap most black actors into being puppets portraying negative stereotypes. Black actors are trapped into making one of two decisions: 1) Play a positive role and make little money or 2) Play a negative stereotypical role and make less money. In Aug. 7, 2002 News and Observer, it stated that only 2.7 percent of the employed film writers and 3 percent of TV directors are black.
             In the same edition of the "Final Call," black actress Sheryl Lee Ralph, co-star of the TV sitcom "Moesha" "remind
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