The 2015 Emmys Had The Most Black Women Winners In 24 Years

This year's Emmy Awards Show was dominated by black actresses.

Regina King won Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Limited Series or a Movie for "American Crime."

"Orange Is the New Black"s Uzo Aduba won the Emmy for Outstanding Supporting Actress In A Drama Series.

"How to Get Away with Murder" star Viola Davis took home the Emmy for Outstanding Lead Actress In Drama Series.

Off-camera, Queen Latifah took home an Emmy Award for Outstanding Made for Television Movie.

1991 is the only other time more than two black women took home Primetime Emmy Awards in one year.

That year's winners include Lynn Whitfield for "The Josephine Baker Story," Madge Sinclair for "Gabriel's Fire," and Ruby Dee for "Decoration Day."

According to the LA Times, "Since 1966, only 48 out of 1,001 nominees for lead actor and actress in a drama or comedy were black."

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