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Laya DeLeon Hayes, born on June 22, 2004, is a talented American actress and voiceover artist. She gained prominence for voicing the titular character in the animated series “Doc McStuffins,” becoming the first Black animated character on Disney Junior. Laya also stars opposite Queen Latifah in the CBS series “The Equalizer.” Beyond her acting career, she’s an advocate for equal rights, social justice, and anti-bullying campaigns. Laya’s passion for performing, combined with her commitment to making a positive impact, defines her remarkable journey!