As expected, like all the other big Hollywood events in the Trump era, the Oscars included some shots at President Donald Trump with director Spike Lee leading the charge by issuing a call for everyone to be on the “right side of history” and reject “hate” in 2020.
At the 91st Academy Awards ceremony Sunday, Lee’s film “The BlacKkKlansman” fell short for Best Director and Best Picture, but did manage to win the Oscar for the Best Adapted Screenplay. When Lee — who wore rings that read “love” and “hate” to the event — took the stage to accept the award, he addressed the central theme of his film: racism.
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