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Tramell Tillman became the first Black and first openly gay actor to win an Emmy for best supporting actor in a drama series.

Tillman won for his role as Mr. Milchick in the Apple TV series "Severance."

The Jackson State University alum dedicated the award to his mother during his acceptance speech.

Tillman previously paid tribute to his alma mater's marching band, the Sonic Boom of the South, in the "Severance" season 2 finale.

Jackson State University alum Tramell Tillman made history twice Sunday night, Sept. 14, as the first Black actor and the first openly gay actor to win an Emmy for best supporting actor in a drama series, according to Variety .

Tillman won for his breakout performance as Mr. Milchick in the Apple TV series "Severance." This win also ma

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