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Hollywood has a history of treating women with little or no respect. Some women had the courage to stand up and say enough.

Renowned actress and money maker Mary Pickford was a trailblazer who had the audacity to start United Artist with fellow artists in 2019, just before women won the right to vote in August of 1920.

When she was only 27 years old, Marilyn Monroe found her voice and wrote "Wolves I have Known" about the Casting Couch in 1953. A year later, in 1954, she walked out of the production "Girl in Pink Tights" when she found out that co-stars who were male were being paid three times what she was.

60 years later, in 2014, USC Professor Stacey Smith suggested that Hollywood could: 1) Add 5 roles for women to every project. 2) Adopt NFL Rooney Rule and interview women and minorities for roles and 3) Put Equity in the Contract.

In 2017, the #MeToo Movement exploded, then in 2018 Frances McDermott left with her Oscar and 2 words: "Inclusion Rider"!