Emmys set a record for most wins by Black Actors

Sep 21, 2020 10:15


#Emmys set a record for most wins by Black Actors https://t.co/shiCqTlO38 pic.twitter.com/Dl1R4jyNiR
- The Hollywood Reporter (@THR) September 21, 2020
Regina King, Yahya Abdul-Mateen II (both of HBO's Watchmen), Uzo Aduba (FX on Hulu's Mrs. America) and Zendaya (HBO's Euphoria) all won honors during Sunday's ceremony. They join Eddie Murphy, Maya ( Read more... )

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bakemonos September 21 2020, 15:54:01 UTC
Whew Black people just stay winning

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dreamdate September 21 2020, 15:55:05 UTC
I was so elated about all of this. Yahyah pulling himself together to make a beautiful speech and then screaming/running towards his friends before they cut him off was great lol

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just444 September 21 2020, 15:58:52 UTC
Yahya is very handsome

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ohmylol September 21 2020, 16:00:05 UTC
Jim Parsons was (for some reason) the favorite on Goldderby so i was thrilled when Yahya won, he deserves it and he is so handsome

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vibeology_e September 21 2020, 16:11:14 UTC
As someone who watched Hollywood, I could not begin to understand how he was the favourite. I walked away from that series thinking that he was the worst actor there. He was so over the top in every scene.

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ohmylol September 21 2020, 16:14:52 UTC
i think because there were 3 Watchmen actors so maybe the predictors thought they would split the vote, but besides that?? i don't see it, Jim Parsons doesn't deserve more undeserving awards, also i can't see him beyond Sheldon Cooper, sorry

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false_hate September 21 2020, 16:43:45 UTC
Hollywood in general made my skin crawl. I liked the concept but it was so poorly executed and Jim Parsons was ridiculously over the top in his role.

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judasiscariot September 21 2020, 16:01:36 UTC
uzo leaving her seat shouting "mommy!" was so sweet, i always think about the story she told about her mother's response to uzo wanting to change her name so people at school could pronounce it more easily

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therearewords September 21 2020, 16:12:26 UTC
That one really stuck with me and I use it when students go "yeah no its fine" when I ask how they want their name pronounced. It's a small show of respect to use someone's name correctly.

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stewie_e September 21 2020, 18:36:30 UTC
Uzo’s acceptance speech was so pure and genuine.

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