Women are getting short-shrift on the big screen. That’s the message of a new survey that found female characters account for just one-third of protagonists in the 100 top-grossing U.S. movie releases last year—barely up from the year before. And trans characters amounted to just one-tenth of 1 percent of the roles, the Center for the Study of Women in Television & Film found. Four out of five films had more male characters than female, and two-thirds of those women were white.
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