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From behind-the-scenes group chats to strategic solidarity, Gabrielle Union is part of a network of Black actresses making sure no one gets left behind when the checks start rolling in. Union said these relationships have always existed, but back in the day, no one was getting paid enough to compare notes. She explained that trust among peers often formed early in their careers, long before the fame, in the trenches of audition rooms. “[These are] the people who you have to trust to go put money on your meter while you are waiting for your turn to make your dreams true. So we started meeting that way.” Hit the link in bio for Union’s recollection of one particular moment that galvanized a group of high-profile actresses — including Regina Hall, Regina King, Nia Long and more — into action. 🔗 #GabrielleUnion #BlackWomenInHollywood #BlackWomenInFilm #ABFF2025 #ShadowandAct
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