6.1K views · 252 reactions | Did you know Ruby Dee has been in movies since 1946? | Old Black Hollywood | Facebook

20K views · 1.5K reactions | Ruby Dee used her star power to hire Black hairstylists in the '50s, saying the crew didn’t know how to style Black hair. While Hollywood has made progress when it comes to representation, a similar story from actress Monique Coleman shows there's work still to be done. | Turner Classic Movies: TCM | Facebook

17K views · 955 reactions | Today, Ruby Dee would have been 94. Today we honor the legacy of an actress, journalist, poet, screenwriter, civil rights activist, and playwright! | TheGrio | Facebook

16K views · 160 reactions | Ruby Dee with her biggest interview yet - Santa Claus! | 9NEWS (KUSA) | Facebook

3.2K views · 102 reactions | Ruby Dee and Ossie Davis' 57-year...

TonyBrownsJournal.com Presents … “OSSIE DAVIS & RUBY DEE” … The brilliant and legendary duo of Ossie Davis (born Raiford Chatman Davis on December 18, 1917, in Cogdell, Ga.) and Ruby Dee (born Ruby Ann Wallace in Cleveland, Ohio on October 27, 1922) were an early pioneering wave of Black Greats on the main stage of the #GreatWhiteWay called #Broadway. It was a smooth and melodic outburst of emotion and talent from every corner of #BlackAmerica that expressed itself brilliantly through the perfor