He beganhis monologuewith some appreciation for the most beloved and respected man in Hollywood Oscar himself.
Thats the kind of man we need more of in this town.
We make them to upset Mike Pence.
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Im from Kenya, Nyongo said, with the audience cheering.
Dreams are the foundation of Hollywood, and dreams are the foundation of America.
Making their political message clear, Nanjiani conclude: To all the dreamers out there, westand with you.
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Cocowould not exist without your endlessly beautiful culture and traditions.
Marginalized people deserve to feel like they belong.
Joining together is a mighty chorus thats finally saying: Times up, Judd added.
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Thats what this year has promised us.
The status quo does not have to be the status quo anymore, Mira Sorvino said.
Go make your movie, Best Director nominee Greta Gerwig urged at the end of the montage.
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We need your movie.
I need your movie.
So go make it.
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Frances McDormand has two words for you
Im hyperventilating a little bit!
Look around, everybody, she shouted over the thunderous applause.
Because we all have stories to tell and projects we need financed.
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Ladies and gentlemen: Inclusion.
