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. >> reporter: at the end of this isaac jordan sits nervously. 23 years old, now a student at wake tech, his finding it very difficult to land a job. >> no experience, basically. >> reporter: it's not that he didn't have a plan. >> i played football out of high school in college. >> reporter: life was good until it wasn't. >> then i got a severe injury. and the school wasn't really trying to pay for my school anymore so i just stped. >> reporter: now, he has stepped in to step up ministries. retention. >> reporter: newly motivated, he has completed a classic give some confidence and skills to apply for a job with the wake county school system. >> step up arrange for me to get an interview. him. >> you have the perfect personality for this. less about building a resume people. >> the biggest thing is that the people that come in the door are incredible, have amazing gifts, but we all have been in a place where we need to be reminded of that. >> reporter: it's not just the unemployed but the underemployed who receive help here. like 21-year-old nicole mason neck who just moved here from f

jordan who played the title role. academy present sheryl boone isaacs says she's working hard to bring diversity. >> we need to take action. >> reporter: action throughout the industry says an expert. >> the lack of diversity is an industry-wide problem. no one disputes it. the academy is just of mirror to that. >> spike lee has just spoken publically for the first time on the michael k show about not going to the oscars and he expressed his continued frustration with the lack of diversity. let's take a listen. >> mike , two years in a row. i speech, when i receive my oscar, i said it's easier for african americans to be president of the united states than president of the studio. >> look at any film crew around town and stunning lack of diversity behind the scenes in hollywood and in the executive suites of the major studios but perhaps a single ray of hope lies in the fact the movie with the most nominations, the revenant, was cowritten and directed by a hispanic director, inattitu. >>> happening right now, a large gathering in manhattan to remember t

jordan, who played the title role. >> deep breath, deep breath. >> academy president cheryl boone isaacs says she's working hard to bring about greater diversity. >> what we all need to do now is >> action throughout the industry, says an expert. >> the lack of diversity is an industry-wide problem. no one disputes it. the academy is just a mirror to that. >> the trending hashtag #oscarsowhite is once again calling attention to the lack of diversity in movies, not only in front of the camera but also behind it and in the executive offices. joining us today to give us his take on the issue is jeff friday. he's the founder and president of the american black film festival. thank you so much for being with us this afternoon, mr. friday. >> it's a pleasure to be here. >> and as you pointed out, this is an issue that you recognized two decades ago. hence, the abff. >> yeah, i went to the sundance film festival back in 1997, and i saw a wonderful event. but there might have been five people of color there. and i left there, and i decided that we needed a platform like that. many of the best stories that get fueled through the

jordan. >> it's never really the academy's fault, right? it's more the industry's fault. >> reporter: wesley morris is the critic at large. >> we are talking about members ofjune, isaacs had a record 322 new members to promote inclusion. she called the lack of diversity in thursday's nominations disappointing. >> i hope this isn't discouraging for anybody and for filmmakers in particular. >> reporter: will this whole issue of diversity sort of nominations are out? >> chris rock is your host. this was a merry christmas, chris rock, love the academy! >> reporter: that is right. chris rock is hosting the 88th academy awards last month. the last time he hosted was in 2005 and that year jamie foxx won for best actor and morgan freeman for best supporting actor. >> it raises a troubling issue what is going on there. >> i agree. i'm glad it's getting the attention. the lack of diversity is the front page of "usa today," top of the poll. >> you can't miss it and they put it out there for all of those white faces on the fronts of the los angeles times today. >> ice cube told me he is disappointed but not discouraged. i like his attitude. >>> bernie sanders will be with us in the n

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