He broke barriers. Now he’s gone. The death of Louis Gossett Jr., the first Black man to win a Supporting Actor Oscar, has ripped open a raw, aching silence in Hollywood. Friends are stunned. Fans are grieving. His story was never just about fame, but survival, dignity, and a fight against invisibility that still isn’t ov…
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