Hattie McDaniel's Missing 'Gone with the Wind' Oscar Replaced By Academy – The Hollywood Reporter

The first Oscar awarded to a Black person, Hattie McDaniel for Gone With the Wind, went missing from Howard University in the 1960s after her death.

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