Sonequa Martin-Green
Actress from Star Trek: Discovery
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United States
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An American actress gained recognition for her role as Sasha Williams in the television series The Walking Dead. She starred in the critically acclaimed series Star Trek: Discovery as Michael Burnham, becoming the first African American lead in a Star Trek series. Martin-Green began her career in theater, performing in various productions before transitioning to screen acting. Her performances have garnered attention for their depth and complexity, contributing to her rapid rise in the industry.
Played Sasha Williams in The Walking Dead
Starred as Michael Burnham in Star Trek: Discovery
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