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   Mone March 8, 2010

   HISTORY MADE YET AGAIN! SO INSPIRING! CONGRATS MO’NIQUE!

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   antertain March 8, 2010

   Excellent film and a deserved award cus she was DEEEP in that film.

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   Vicky March 8, 2010

   I am just in tears great speech and she brought it home for all the people who have come before her and paved the way-CONGRATULATIONS MONIQUE.

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   Diane March 8, 2010

   I’m so proud of Mo’s speech. So eloquent, without all the “I’m so freaking thankful for being accepted in your world. Thank you for loving my skin and giving me a chance to prove myself amongst you beautiful people” type of speech. Congratulations.

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   DizzyGuy1985 March 8, 2010

   Did anyone see Samuel L.Jackson’s face when this first aired after her speech? It was kind of wierd like he didn’t take it seriously…Maybe it was just me…but she really did good. I can’t imagine having to go to a dark place like that.

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   mskeribaby March 8, 2010

   Anyone annoyed by the face she pulls in pictures like the open mouth thing like shes laughing? I mean fair enough if its natural but i caught her red handed doing that for the cameras when her mouth shouldn’t have been open hahaha http://concreteloop.com/2010/03/news-monique-wins-best-supporting-actress-oscar-writer-geoffrey-fletcher-makes-history-with-his-win

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   ANONYMOUS March 8, 2010

   @MONE

   HOW IS THIS HISTORY MADE AGAIN? HALLE BERRY WON OSCAR FOR BEST ACTRESS NOT BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS. OTHER BLACK FEMALES HAVE WON FOR SUPPORTING ACTRESS. THERE WERE SEVERAL IN THE PAST. CARE TO REMEMBER JHUD THE LAST TO WIN IT?

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   Jamaican Bouy March 8, 2010

   Congrats to my girl Mo’nique. I’ve always been a fan of your comedy but i knew she was hella talented……………From STAND UP TO OSCARS, Amazing……………..Keep on shinning, wish for u bigger and better things!!!!!

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   SEAN2010 March 8, 2010

   DO YOU KNOW HOW MANY BLACKS HAVE AN OSCAR? HOW MANY WOMEN?

   DONT COME AND COMMENT ACTING LIKE A BUNCH OF BLACK PEOPLE OR FEMALES HAVE WON AN OSCAR.

   ANGELA BASSET DOESNT HAVE ONE
   REGINA KING DOESNT HAVE ONE

   N OH SO MANY.

   ITS STILL HISTORY.

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    ANONYMOUS March 8, 2010

    @SEAN2010

    MAYBE THEY DONT DESERVE IT COMPARED TO THE COMPETITION THAT YEAR? NOW HOW MANY WERE NOMINATED FUCKTARD?? YEA, EXACTLY… WHAT ABOUT OTHER MINORITIES?? YEA EXACTLY… SO DONT MAKE BLACKS LIKE THEY ARE THE “SPECIAL” MINORITY THAT HAS TO DESERVE IT JUST BECAUSE THEY ARE “BLACK”. STUPID ASS. MERYL STREEP HAS BEEN NOMINATED 16X BUT HAS WON 2. MAYBE PEEPS ARE “DISCRIMINATORY” TO STREEP TOO? F*** OFF.

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    YouPutTheLimeInTheCoconut March 8, 2010

    Well I consider this history, not because it’s a black woman, but because it’s Mo’Nique. So congratulations to her, she absolutely deserved it! 😀

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    HLOVE March 8, 2010

    Mo’Nique is the first ever TV Host to win an oscar. that is consider as history

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    e11 March 8, 2010

    im glad monique won it.

    i wonder why avatar didnt win best picture? i loved it!

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    ANONYMOUS March 8, 2010

    @E11

    AVATAR DIDNT WIN CAUSE THE SCRIPT WAS MEDIOCRE AND ACTING QUITE AVERAGE. THERE REALLY WASNT A STORY. THE SPECIAL EFFECTS MADE THE FILM. THAT IN ITSELF IS NOT ENOUGH TO JUSTIFY A BEST PIC WIN. GEORGE LUCAS “MADE” AVATAR NOT JAMES CAMERON. HIS COMPANY ILM DID ALL THE SPECIAL EFFECTS AND PROLLY WON MOST OF THE TECHNICAL OSCARS FOR AVATAR. IM GLAD THAT TEMPERAMENTAL JACKASS CAMERON DIDNT WIN BEST DIRECTOR OR BEST PIC. HE WOULD BE MORE OF A TEMPERAMENTAL JACKASS IF HE DID. WITHOUT THE SCI FI EFFECTS, AVATAR WOULD BE AN AVERAGE NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC DOCUMENTARY INTO THE AMAZON JUNGLE. JUST SAYIN.

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    MushyLove_1992 March 9, 2010

    Go Mo-Mo!!!! I love this women..

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    MJfan March 9, 2010

    Congrats to Monique, how classy of Monique to remember Hattie M, the very first black woman to win for supporitng actress. We have to remember that during Hattie time, black women were reduced to playing maids, and other stereotypical parts. And as talented as she was, Hattie couldn’t get any work in Hollywood, and lived her life as a maid. But, the sad thing about Hattie’s win was that she wasn’t allowed to be in the actual room where the Oscars were being tapped, she had to sit in another room, away from white Holllywood, that is why we only see her speech. To know where we come from as a people, is a must, Hattie and those of her black peers are the true trailblazers.

    Off Topic: Years ago a black man wrote many of the musical scores for Hollywood movies, yet never received credit for it, because of his skin, odd to think that Quincy Jones wrote the score for the movie, “In the Heat of The Night”, co-starring sydney Poitier, many believe he was the first black to compose music for movies, but he wasn’t that honored went to the unknown black man that achieve that goal. We need to teach our children our real history, and not just that we came from atheletes and rappers and singers. We are more, and I take offense to people that say that we should acknowledge other minorities not just our own. If we don’t than who will? If it wasn’t for the sacrifices that blacks made in this country, there would be no equal rights for latinos, asians, native americans, middle easterners, etc. We were right there helping other minorities achieve rights and their successes have been on the backs of blacks, yet not one time, are we acknowledge and given a thank you, for the most part others look down on us, like we are less than, when we paved the way. That is to the poster who bought up race.

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    Kevin March 9, 2010

    Not only that she’s a TV host, but a COMEDIAN.

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