Actress Viola Davis thinks positive changes in the representation of diversity in Hollywood can come through "individuals contributions". The 51-year-old says the number of films with non-white actors in lead roles will only rise if everyone supports the cause in their own way, from cinema goers who can choose to see certain movies to studio officials who have the power to bring certain stories to the big screen, reports deadline.com. "People talk about diversity and why are the Oscars so white? And what's missing is the individuals' contribution to changing it, you can't change it without putting down your money to go and see one of those 'so called' diverse movies.

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