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If Saturday Night Live can’t find any funny black women for the cast, they must not be looking very hard. Here are the funny women that kept us laughing out loud in 2013.

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Danielle Brooks

Unless you’re one of the last people on earth who hasn’t seen “Orange Is the New Black,” you know that Danielle Brooks is one of the breakout stars of 2013. She’s a Julliard grad, a great actress, and we can’t wait to see what she does next.

Bethany Van Delft

Bethany Van Delft is our favorite “ghetto nerd” who doesn’t like to be called “mulatto” because it sounds like a Pepperidge Farm cookie. She’s one of the fresh new faces of standup, and the founding member of “Colorstruck: Women of Color in Comedy,” New England’s first and only women of color comedy showcase.

Tiffany Hadish

Tiffany Hadish is Eddie Murphy-raw and funny as heck. You may have seen her on “Bill Bellamy’s Who’s Got Jokes” or “Snoop Dogg Presents: The Bad Girls of Comedy” joking about queefs or cursing the white girls who convinced her that getting a bikini wax was a good idea.

Azie Dungey

LA Weekly called Comedian Azie Dungey “a talented comedian with a killer deadpan” and we couldn’t agree more. The NYU grad is most famous for her YouTube series “Ask a Slave” where she reenacts the answers to the ridiculous questions she get’s at her day job: playing Martha Washington’s slave maid Caroline Branham. She’s funny, great at impressions, and just as good at pointing out just how much some people don’t know about history.