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One of the biggest winners of the night was VEEP, which finally collected on its potential by taking home awards for Lead Actress (Julia Louis-Dreyfuss), and Supporting Actor (Tony Hale), as well as knocking the mighty Modern Family out of its spot to win for Outstanding Comedy Series.



But, for many reasons, the two biggest awards were for Outstanding Lead Actor and Actress in a Drama. Viola Davis gave an elegant and moving acceptance speech after winning for her role in ABC’s How to Get Away With Murder. She is the first African American woman to win in Best Actress in a Drama, and Davis addressed the racial elephant in the room with grace. “African American women can’t win for roles that aren’t there,” she declared. Clearly, that’s changing. Indeed, her fellow nominee Taraji P. Henson (Empire) was a favorite to win in the category, but there is also much work to be done when it comes to diversity in Hollywood.
Meanwhile, Jon Hamm has been nominated for his role as Don Draper for every year Mad Men has run, but never won until last night. The actor crawled up on stage to humbly accept his award for the role that came to its conclusion this year, and received a standing ovation for it. It felt like some much needed closure for both Hamm and the troubled character he played for so long.



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