Tag: Emmy history
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The historic moment as Trevor Noah makes Emmy history, becoming the first Black person to win Outstanding Talk Series for “The Daily Show.” Noah’s incisive political commentary and successful seven-year run have solidified his place in Emmy history.
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The pioneering career of Isabel Sanford, the first Black actress to win an Emmy for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Comedy Series for her iconic role in The Jeffersons.
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