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Born and raised in Philadelphia, Randolph grew up feeling like she didn’t see much of herself on-screen — that is, curvy Black women who exist as more than archetypal sidekicks. It’s not that she’s hellbent on playing leads; it’s that she wants her characters to feel human. https://t.co/8vO1xi1qe3 — PolitiTweet.org

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Randolph’s profile has been rising ever since she portrayed Oda Mae Brown, originally played by Whoopi Goldberg, in “Ghost,” and even more since she stole scenes from Eddie Murphy in 2019’s “Dolemite Is My Name.” https://t.co/bfr5v320aV — PolitiTweet.org

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“The roles that I choose is my form of activism. How I choose to portray these women is my form of activism,” she said. Read more about how Randolph is making a name for herself as one of Hollywood’s funniest talents. Photography by Gioncarlo Valentine https://t.co/AQA7ZBcN8D — PolitiTweet.org

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