Tag: Representation in Television
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The historic Emmy win of Quinta Brunson, the first Black actress in over 40 years to receive Outstanding Lead Actress in a Comedy Series since Isabel Sanford. Learn about the impact of Brunson’s trailblazing victory on representation in…
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Discover the groundbreaking journey of 10-year-old Keivonn Woodard from Bowie, Maryland, who made history as the first Black deaf Emmy nominee and the second youngest performer ever nominated.
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