Under closer inspection, ONE DAY AT A TIME, got one nomination for multi-cam editing. The one nomination the show has gotten multiple times. But that’s it.pic.twitter.com/h5B1nxSPBj
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Not a single Emmy nomination for Latino actors or Latino shows. In a year where they had ONE DAY AT A TIME, VIDA, and GENTEFIED to celebrate. Not even Rita Moreno, which pundits had highlighted as a strong contender. Shame. #LatinosAreOnTVToo #Emmyspic.twitter.com/fd9j6qNvYF
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Outstanding Guest Actress in a Drama Series Alexis Bledel
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Love her, but that show does not represent her or her story as Latina.. but a i guess a crumb is a crumb
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I loved both
@gentefied and Vida - definitely overlooked!Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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GENTEFIED and ON MY BLOCK deserved *something*
anything!! 
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But hey, the Shakira/JLo half-time show got 4 noms
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the only one that should be an outraged was Rita Moreno. The other shows where ok, but not top tier of their category. I love Vida, but the last season was all over the place. The first or second season of Vida are almost up there, but not compared to what was nominated.
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No way. Vida is outstanding, authentic and original. It is, imo, far better than other series that were nominated for their weakest seasons like Killing Eve and Handmaid’s Tale.
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Pose received multiple nominations. Please don’t forget Black, queer, and trans folks can also be Latine.
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Pose’s transgender and Latinx cast were overlooked for acting noms.
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