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Gabrielle Union and Jessica Alba on bossing up with season 2 of 'LA's Finest'

  • Jun 5, 2020
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She and Jessica Alba star in and executive produce the addictive Bad Boys spinoff that shows them fighting crime on the streets of Los Angeles, while challenging the status quo.

Gabrielle Union and Jessica Alba star in LA’s Finest.

“The thing about Syd and Nancy is they are two women of color in Los Angeles who do not abide by the rules, who do not demonize whole groups of people who don’t contribute to the prison industrial complex over some bulls**t,” Union said.

(L-R) Gabrielle Union and Jessica Alba attend Spectrum Originals and Sony Pictures Television Premiere Party for “L.A.’s Finest” at Sunset Tower on May 10, 2019 in Los Angeles, California.

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Jessica Alba revealed that she discusses the injustice of tragedies, like the murder of Ahmaud Arbery, with her kids.

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