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My Father Raised Us Like … We Were Not Allowed To See People In Any Sort Of Colors, But Also We Were Not Allowed To Call People Fat. If Ever We Were To Say, ‘oh That Fat Person, Or This Person,’ He Would Make Us Put A Bar Of Soap In Our Mouth And Count To 10. We Weren’t Allowed To Look At People Like That.

Fame Comes And Fame Goes, But You Have To Be Able To Laugh About Yourself And To Take It With A Grain Of Salt.

I'm Armenian, But I'm Very Fair And I Look White... I Would Always Get Such Hate About It.

I Don't Think Because I Hang Out With Enough Black People, I'm Gonna Turn Black. What Kind Of Rationalization Is That? I'm Just Friends With People That I Like. I Don't Care What Skin Color You Are.

You Can't Expect Everyone To Love You. I'm Not Someone Who Just Wants To Throw Out Hate, Just Because.