uniform death deed. * Betty Camp, Betty Richardson (indirect), Hattie Richardson (indirect) and Marvin Richardson (indirect) to Gerald and Jennifer Carpenter, Lot Twenty-sixth St and two Lots ...

Hattie McDaniel - Gone With The Wind (1939 ... Washington’s character shows the duality of a Black man in uniform. Him deciding to hold up the flag for the charge is one of the most iconic ...

WICKED star Cynthia Erivo pays tribute to trailblazing icon Hattie McDaniel as she stuns in a velvet green gown at the 2025 Oscars. Erivo, 38, is nominated for Best Actress for her role as Elphaba ...

Erivo’s stylist, Jason Bolden, wrote on Instagram Stories that the dress is meant to be a homage to legendary actress Hattie McDaniel. “Hope this dress makes you proud, love Jason and Cynthia ...

Did you know that Hattie McDaniel was the first African-American performer to win an Oscar? Hattie McDaniel won the Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress for her performance in Gone With The Wind ...

and a ball skirt — a look that her stylist Jason Bolden shared on Instagram “is for Hattie McDaniel.” “Hope this dress makes you proud,” Bolden wrote in Instagram Stories, signing the ...

and a ball skirt — a look that her stylist Jason Bolden shared on Instagram “is for Hattie McDaniel.” “Hope this dress makes you proud,” Bolden wrote in Instagram Stories, signing the note “Love Jason ...

She also shared the dress was inspired by Hattie McDaniel, the first Black person, and first Black actress, to win an Oscar. “Moments like this don’t come along very often, and when they do ...

She also shared the dress was inspired by Hattie McDaniel, the first Black person, and first Black actress, to win an Oscar. The Wicked star is nominated tonight for Best Actress—if she wins, she’ll ...

When someone wins an Oscar, we expect their careers to take off and reach unthinkable heights, and although this is the case for many of our favorite actors and actresses, being Black in the ...

Segregation, scrutiny, and decades of erasure – Hollywood was everything but kind to Hattie McDaniel in the years following her 1940 Academy win, the first for a Black performer. Sympathizers for the ...