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For playing "Carmen Sandiego".

For playing "Carmen Sandiego".

For playing "Carmen Sandiego".

For episode "Orphans, Waifs and Wards".

For the album "The Electric Company"

"With grace, intelligence, charisma, and kindness, Rita Moreno made her mark in history as a brilliant entertainer and leveraged that star power to shepherd stories that tap into the human experience and represent people and communities we rarely see celebrated in film and TV. Beyond her on-screen contributions, she has used her unmistakable voice to hold a mirror to the prejudices and inequities that she so often experienced throughout her career. Her activism, strength, and artistic contributions set the precedent for how to be a changemaker in Hollywood, and it is our great honor to present Rita with the Stanley Kramer Award this year," said Producers Guild of America Presidents Gail Berman and Lucy Fisher.

For significantly enhancing media images of older women through her celebrated career.

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For writing about and talking about mistreatment as a Puerto Rican .but defending Lin-Manuel's lack of Afro-Latino representation with In the Heights - and becoming a media darling. Yet, because of an irresponsible statement made against the LGBTQ+ community by J.K. Rowling, she has been canceled in spite of all the work she has done for the black community and women's rights. Was this what Dave Chappelle was referring to?

We honor the longtime Berkeley resident's remarkable 2021, in which her Sundance documentary, Rita Moreno: Just a Girl Who Decided to Go For It, not only summarized an amazing career, but addressed issues of mental health and aging; for her moving turn in Steven Spielberg's West Side Story, a work with which she has a long history; and in celebration of her 90th birthday.