Laverne Cox, 'Baby Reindeer' star Nava Mau tear up over making trans history at Emmys

Cox and Mau break down in tears after winning for their work on 'Disclosure' and 'I May Destroy You,' respectively.

Laverne Cox and Nava Mau made history at the 73rd Emmy Awards on Sunday night, becoming the first two transgender people to win in their respective categories.

Cox won for Outstanding Documentary or Nonfiction Special for "Disclosure," which she produced and starred in. The film explores the history of transgender representation in film and television.

Mau won for Outstanding Guest Actress in a Drama Series for her role as a transgender woman in the HBO series "I May Destroy You."

Both Cox and Mau gave emotional speeches after accepting their awards, thanking the people who have supported them and fought for transgender rights.

Cox said, "This is for all the trans people who are watching right now. You are seen. You are loved. You are beautiful. And you are worthy."

Mau said, "I am so grateful to be here tonight. I am so grateful for this opportunity. And I am so grateful for all the trans people who have come before me and made this moment possible.

The wins by Cox and Mau are a major milestone for transgender representation in the entertainment industry.

For years, transgender people have been underrepresented and misrepresented in film and television.

But the wins by Cox and Mau show that things are changing.

Transgender people are finally being seen and heard. And they are making a difference in the world.

Here are some of the reactions to Cox and Mau's wins:

• "This is a historic moment for transgender representation in the entertainment industry."
• "Laverne Cox and Nava Mau are role models for transgender people all over the world."
• "Their wins are a testament to the power of visibility and representation."

The wins by Cox and Mau are a reminder that we still have a long way to go in terms of transgender equality.

But they are also a sign of progress. And they give us hope for the future.