McDormand’s peers have already begun showing their support, including fellow Academy-Award winner Brie Larson, and actress Elizabeth Banks, who both tweeted about the concept following the awards ceremony.

But the accolade for first Hollywood A Lister to actually put their money where their mouth is, goes to Black Panther star, Michael B. Jordan, who announced yesterday that his own company would be implementing the rider going forward.

“In support of the women and men who are leading this fighting, I will be adopting the Inclusion Rider for all projects produced by my company Outlier Society,” the 31-year-old actor wrote in an Instagram post.

“I’ve been privileged to work with powerful [women] and persons of colour throughout my career and it’s Outlier’s mission to continue create for talented individuals going forward.”

Jordan then directed followers to click on a link taking them to a landing page for the Anneberg Inclusion Initiative, the research project helmed by Dr Stacy Smith, who also coined the phrase ‘inclusion rider’ in a 2016 TED talk.

Michael B. Jordan has just made a very exciting inclusivity pledge