Ncuti Gatwa Discusses Racial Disparities in Hollywood, Criticizes 'White Mediocrity'

Actor Ncuti Gatwa highlights the unequal standards for Black and white actors, emphasizing the need for self-acceptance beyond societal pressures.

Ncuti Gatwa, star of 'Doctor Who' and 'Barbie', speaks out against the celebration of 'white mediocrity' over Black success in the entertainment industry.
Gatwa addresses the pressure on Black individuals to be flawless to receive recognition, contrasting with lesser expectations placed on their white counterparts.
The actor reflects on personal growth and self-love, rejecting the notion that he needs to be exceptional to be loved.
Gatwa's casting as the first Black Doctor in 'Doctor Who' faced backlash, underscoring ongoing racial tensions in casting decisions.
He advocates for a faster shift in Hollywood's racial dynamics, noting that changes are happening but could accelerate.