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Can we give it up for Philly's own actor, Coleman Domingo.
Over the years, Coleman Jason Domingo has established his mark
in Hollywood and Broadway. Coleman Jason Domingo is an award
winning actor, director, producer, playwright, and acting professor. He's been
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nominated for two Academy Awards, two Tony's, and a Golden Globe,
and has won an Emmy and a Lucille Lrtel Award.
He's starreding countless of TV shows and films such as
Field Walk and Dead If Bill Street Could Talk, My
Rainey's Black Bottom, Euforia, and Rusting. Domingo also starred in
(00:49):
the musical adaptation of The Color Purple alongside Taraji p
Henson as Mister He is one of my favorite black
actors and his range is undeniable. I thoroughly enjoyed him
in the Madness on Netflix. But most importantly, his impact
(01:10):
not just as an Afro Latino actor, but as an
openly gay black leader Man is incredibly impactful plus important
regarding representation for multiple communities that have waited for a
star like him. Coleman Jason Domingo, you are Black history,
(01:31):
and if you miss my black history facts, Head on
over to the Mother No Show podcast. Run me Up, Yo,
run me up. We're looking good over there. Thanks for
listening to my show. I appreciate it. Head on over
to iHeart for that and more, and I'll see you
tomorrow for another Black History fact.
Can we give it up for Philly's own actor, Coleman Domingo.
Over the years, Coleman Jason Domingo has established his mark
in Hollywood and Broadway. Coleman Jason Domingo is an award
winning actor, director, producer, playwright, and acting professor. He's been
(00:23):
nominated for two Academy Awards, two Tony's, and a Golden Globe,
and has won an Emmy and a Lucille Lrtel Award.
He's starreding countless of TV shows and films such as
Field Walk and Dead If Bill Street Could Talk, My
Rainey's Black Bottom, Euforia, and Rusting. Domingo also starred in
(00:49):
the musical adaptation of The Color Purple alongside Taraji p
Henson as Mister He is one of my favorite black
actors and his range is undeniable. I thoroughly enjoyed him
in the Madness on Netflix. But most importantly, his impact
(01:10):
not just as an Afro Latino actor, but as an
openly gay black leader Man is incredibly impactful plus important
regarding representation for multiple communities that have waited for a
star like him. Coleman Jason Domingo, you are Black history,
(01:31):
and if you miss my black history facts, Head on
over to the Mother No Show podcast. Run me Up, Yo,
run me up. We're looking good over there. Thanks for
listening to my show. I appreciate it. Head on over
to iHeart for that and more, and I'll see you
tomorrow for another Black History fact.
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