Issa Rae Sarcastically Says ‘Congrats To Those Men’ After Announcing All-Male Oscar Nominees For Best Director & Fans Are Here For It

Issa Rae
Issa Rae Says ‘Congrats To Those Men’ After Announcing All-Male Oscar Nominees For Best Director & Fans Are Here For It
Some are calling out Issa Rae after she subtly took issue with the lack of females nominated for the coveted Best Female Director Academy Award.
While announcing the nominees with John Cho Monday morning (Jan. 13), Issa Rae pointed out the noticeable absence of females nominated for the award. She said,
“Congratulations to those men…”
After announcing a list of all-male Best Director #OscarNoms…
"Congratulations to those men." – @IssaRae ???https://t.co/Tg1RSVstdX
— Trey Mangum (@treymangum) January 13, 2020
And most fans were here for it.

Issa Rae isn’t one to shy away from her views. She tweeted ahead of the announcement:
“Announcing this year’s #OscarNomswith @JohnTheChonext Monday! You already know who I’m rooting for…”

She seemed to be referencing her iconic moment when asked who she was rooting for at the 2017 Emmy Awards.
https://www.instagram.com/p/B7NGnB2Fs-7/
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