Pulitzer Prize winner David Mamet has criticized Hollywood’s efforts to diversify, calling them ‘garbage’ and ‘fascist totalitarianism.’ During the LA Times book festival, Mamet expressed his disapproval of DEI (diversity, equity, and inclusion) initiatives, arguing that the film industry has no business promoting racial understanding. He also defended nepotism, stating that his children’s success was based on merit, not on their connection to him.
Award-winning playwright and screenwriter David Mamet has vehemently criticized Hollywood’s diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) efforts, labeling them as “fascist totalitarianism.” Mamet also urged Jews to cease supporting Democrats and expressed concern about antisemitism on college campuses. During an interview with The Los Angeles Times, he denounced the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences’ recently implemented diversity standards for the “Best Picture” Oscar, arguing that they stifled creativity and were overly burdensome.
Legendary screenwriter David Mamet has strongly criticized the entertainment industry’s efforts to promote diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI), labeling them as “garbage” and “fascist totalitarianism.” During a recent event, Mamet expressed his views on the industry’s PC culture and the impact it has on creativity.
