Well, this is refreshing. The Hollywood Reporter's president and chief creative officer, Janice Min, announced via open letter (opens in new tab) that they will stop ranking women as part of their annual Power 100 list.
Min hopes this change will encourage women in Hollywood to collaborate rather than to compete: "I challenge the groups of women we cover, who create content, who move billions of dollars of business, to work together," she said. "To hunt as a pack. And for those who can, to take a leadership role in addressing the gender issues that we both unconsciously and willfully ignore."
Amen. By the way, this news comes just weeks after Jennifer Lawrence's pay gap essay (opens in new tab) in Lenny Letter, which was actually mentioned as a point of reference by Min.
Anyone else noticing the domino affect that happens when women in Hollywood stand up for each other?
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