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Twitter Slams The Academy Over Their Tweets 'Honoring' Hattie McDaniel | New Pittsburgh Courier

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Photo: Getty Images Twitter isn't letting the Academy wash over how it treated the late Hattie McDaniel, the history-making actress who won the Best Supporting Actress Award in 1939, becoming the first African American to be nominated for and win an Academy Award. In a two-part tweet Tuesday (February 1), the Academy posted about the … Continued

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