Netflix brought its biggest black stars together to recreate the legendary “A Great Day in Harlem” photo.

The photo re-creation is accompanied by this video, which premieres on TV at the 18th BET Awards Sunday.
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In the spot, directed by Lacey Duke and narrated by Stranger Things star Caleb McLaughlin, the brand boldly proclaims it's a new day in Hollywood where black representation isn't just a trend, but a mainstay: “We're not a genre, because there's no one way to be black. We're writing while black; nuanced and complex, resilient and strong. This is not a moment; this is a movement. We are strong black leads. Today is a great day in Hollywood,” said McLaughlin. This follows news first reported by The Hollywood Reporter on Friday, June 22, that Netflix had fired its PR Chief, Jonathan Friedland, after using the n-word in a meeting.
The video also spotlights some of Netflix's biggest partners, such as Ava DuVernay, Spike Lee, and Lena Waithe.
As you can imagine, bringing together this many creatives in one space led to quite a few fun behind-the-scenes moments, which Netflix shared with BuzzFeed News.
So much black girl magic!
There's also this black AF moment where Alfre Woodard leads the group in singing "Lift Every Voice and Sing," aka the black national anthem.
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A great day in Hollywood, indeed.

UPDATE
This post has been updated to include the news from The Hollywood Reporter about Netflix's PR Chief, Jonathan Friedland, who reportedly was fired from the company on Friday, June 22.