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10 Things That Are Less White Than #OscarsSoWhite

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Evan Pang
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There has been a growing controversy over the Oscar nominations' lack of diversity this year, which has prompted the return of the 2015 hashtag #OscarsSoWhite and has even led several celebrities to boycott the Academy Awards entirely.

Of the 20 actors and actresses to be selected for Oscars this year, none of them were visible minorities, something that happened last year as well.

Now — thanks to a video from BuzzFeed — we can witness 10 things that are clearly less white than the Oscars.

Yes, snow is one of them.

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The Oscars: Photos Of Hollywood's Biggest Night Through The Years
1929 - The Academy Awards(01 of70)
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1930 - The Academy Awards(02 of70)
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1932 - Helen Hayes & Frank Borzage(03 of70)
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1934 - Charles Laughton(04 of70)
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1939 - Spencer Tracy & Bette Davis(05 of70)
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1941 - Carmen Miranda(06 of70)
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1940 - The Academy Awards(07 of70)
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1943 - "Mrs. Miniver"(08 of70)
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1943 - Teresa Wright(09 of70)
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1944 - Faye Emerson(10 of70)
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1944 - Shirley Temple(11 of70)
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1947 - Jane Wyman & Ronald Reagan(12 of70)
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1946 - Maureen O'Hara(13 of70)
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1947 - Shirley Temple(14 of70)
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1948 - Loretta Young(15 of70)
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1951 - Judy Holliday(16 of70)
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1956 - Jerry Lewis(17 of70)
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1954 - Audrey Hepburn(18 of70)
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1955 - Grace Kelly(19 of70)
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1958 - Red Buttons(20 of70)
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1960 - Simone Signoret(21 of70)
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1959 - Janet Leigh(22 of70)
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1960 - Elizabeth Taylor(23 of70)
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1960 - Doris Day(24 of70)
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1962 - George Chakiris & Rita Moreno(25 of70)
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1962 - Shirley Knight(26 of70)
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1965 - Natalie Wood(27 of70)
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1967 - Vanessa Redgrave(28 of70)
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1972 - Raquel Welch(29 of70)
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1969 - Barbra Streisand(30 of70)
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1975 - Jack Nicholson & Anjelica Huston(31 of70)
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1976 - Jack Nicholson & Anjelica Huston(32 of70)
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1977 - Jodie Foster(33 of70)
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1977 - Edy Williams(34 of70)
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1979 - Kim Novak(35 of70)
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1980 - Edy Williams(36 of70)
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1981 - Michael Jackson & Diana Ross(37 of70)
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1983 - Jane Fonda(38 of70)
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1984 - Meryl Streep(39 of70)
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1986 - Anjelica Huston & Jack Nicholson(40 of70)
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1987 - Oprah Winfrey(41 of70)
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1987 - Molly Ringwald(42 of70)
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1988 - Daryl Hannah & Kevin Costner(43 of70)
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1989 - Melanie Griffith & Don Johnson(44 of70)
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1990 - Michelle Pfeiffer(45 of70)
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1992 - Jodie Foster(46 of70)
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1993 - Marisa Tomei(47 of70)
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1994 - Holly Hunter(48 of70)
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1995 - Kate Winslet(49 of70)
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1996 - Gwyneth Paltrow & Brad Pitt(50 of70)
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1997 - Celine Dion(51 of70)
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1998 - Halle Berry(52 of70)
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1999 - Gwyneth Paltrow(53 of70)
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2000 - Mena Suvari(54 of70)
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2001 - Bjork(55 of70)
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2002 - Renee Zellwegger(56 of70)
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2003 - Halle Berry(57 of70)
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2004 - Angelina Jolie(58 of70)
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2005 - Leonardo DiCaprio(59 of70)
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2006 - Jessica Alba(60 of70)
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2007 - Beyonce(61 of70)
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2008 - Anne Hathaway(62 of70)
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2009 - Brad Pitt & Angelina Jolie(63 of70)
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2010 - Cameron Diaz(64 of70)
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2010 - Jennifer Lopez(65 of70)
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2011 - Mila Kunis(66 of70)
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2012 – Michelle Williams(67 of70)
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2013 – Jennifer Lawrence(68 of70)
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2014 – Felicity Jones, Jane Wild, Stephen Hawking, Eddie Redmayne(69 of70)
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2015 - Justin Theroux & Jennifer Aniston(70 of70)
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