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šŸ†ļø Ruth E. Carter has quietly made history again. The Hampton University alumna and legendary costume designer is now the most-nominated Black woman in Academy Awards history, earning her fifth Oscar nomination for her work on Sinners. The milestone was first reported by ClutchPoints, marking another defining moment in a career that has shaped how Black stories are visually told on screen. šŸ”— IN BIO |⁠ ⁠ Carter’s latest nomination comes during a major awards season for Sinners, which received widespread recognition across multiple categories. For Carter, the nod isn’t about chasing records—it’s a continuation of decades of work rooted in research, culture, and storytelling through costume.⁠ ⁠ #RuthECarter⁠ #HamptonUniversity⁠ #HBCUBuzz⁠ #Oscars⁠ #BlackExcellence⁠ ⁠
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