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VIDEO: Tracee Ellis Ross Talks 'Black-Ish' & Hosting BET's 'Black Girls Rock'

Mar. 30, 2016
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For eight seasons, Tracee Ellis Ross starred in the critically acclaimed sitcom “Girlfriends.” Now she's keeping her TV family in check on another well-regarded show, “Black-ish.” She tells TODAY's Hoda Kotb about the show and about hosting “Black Girls Rock” on BET. Check out the appearance below!

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