2020
2020
Issa Rae receives critical acclaim for her role in and co-creating the HBO series "Insecure," which explores the experiences of a young African-American woman navigating love, friendship, and career.
Chandra Wilson continues her long-standing role as Dr. Miranda Bailey in the medical drama series "Grey's Anatomy," showcasing the talents of a black actress in a prominent and enduring television role.
2021
Michaela Coel creates, writes, and stars in the critically acclaimed series "I May Destroy You," which explores themes of consent, trauma, and race with a bold and groundbreaking narrative structure.
MJ Rodriguez gains recognition for her portrayal of Blanca Rodriguez-Evangelista in the FX series "Pose," becoming the first transgender woman of color to be nominated for a Primetime Emmy Award in the lead acting category.
Jurnee Smollett stars in the HBO horror series "Lovecraft Country," receiving praise for her performance as Letitia Lewis in a show that delves into racial tensions and supernatural elements.
“Abbot Elementary”, created by and starring Quinta Brunson, airs on ABC. The show follows teachers in a Philadelphia public school.
2022
Niecy Nash stars in the critically acclaimed series "A Black Lady Sketch Show," showcasing the talents of black women in sketch comedy and providing a platform for underrepresented voices.
Lena Waithe continues to make an impact as a writer, producer, and actress, creating shows like "The Chi" and "Twenties" that explore the complexities of black identity and LGBTQ+ experiences.