Lord of the Rings' TV series: What happens when 'wokeness' comes

The new “Lord of the Rings” series has cast non-White actors in pivotal roles, ruffling some fans who say it betrays J.R.R. Tolkien’s original vision. Others say a more diverse cast of heroes is overdue in a fantasy franchise that has been accused of implicit racism.

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