Taraji P. Henson voiced frustration about gender and racial pay gaps in the entertainment industry during an interview about "The Color Purple."


Actress Taraji P. Henson expressed frustration over the persistent gender and racial pay gap in the entertainment industry while discussing her upcoming film, "The Color Purple," during an interview on SiriusXM with Gayle King. Henson, accompanied by co-star Danielle Brooks and director Blitz Bazawule, revealed her weariness with working hard, yet receiving only a fraction of the deserved pay. She emphasized the financial challenges, citing the significant cuts taken by taxes and her team. Henson highlighted the recurring pattern of facing renegotiation struggles despite breaking glass ceilings in her career. The broader issue of pay disparities for women of color, as noted by the National Women’s Law Center, resonates with Henson's experiences. Industry peers, including Robin Thede and Gabrielle Union, rallied in support on social media, acknowledging the truth of Henson's statements. The post sheds light on the ongoing challenges of achieving pay equity in the entertainment sector.

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