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Watch the full ceremony now on ESSENCE’s YouTube channel and relive the most powerful moments honoring Black women in film and television.

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Still, "I refuse to have my legacy be about some stuff linked together on the Internet when there were 24 cycles of changing the world," she tells attendees at the ESSENCE Black Women in Hollywood Awa ...