hollywood doesnt care about this. Plenty of black comedians make fun of white ppl in their act and still have great careers.
It's really about how you treat ppl on sets and off-camera. Are you being a diva and making other ppl's lives more difficult? Are you costing them money? She said she was told she's "tactless, tacky, difficult", and she didn't deny it, but blamed it on being from Bmore
They'll go out of their way to work w/ you to get a project done, they'll bend over backwards to cater to your demands....but while you're thinking you got the juice now, they're putting you on the blacklist. Soon as that project is done, they're not gonna fool w/ you anymore.
"The game" in Hollywood is different for Black talent. But IMO, whether you're black or white, you should just be happy to be there.