He broke barriers. He shattered ceilings. And now, the voice that roared through Hollywood’s most stubborn walls has fallen silent. Louis Gossett Jr., the first Black man to win an Oscar for Best Supporting Actor, is gone at 87—and the industry will never be the same. Colleagues are grieving, fans are stunned, and the legacy he leaves behind is far more complicated, painful, and powerful than anyone is ready to ad… Continues…