As I Get Older, It's A Time

You Never Know How People Are Going To Respond.

Sometimes I'm Angry, Sometimes I'm Not Angry.

I Never Went In Thinking, "you're An African-american Woman, So You're Never Going To Win." I Was Just In Career Doing Beauty Pageants For The Experience, And To Show My Brains And Talent And Help Break Stereotypes. It Wasn't Like, "oh, I'll Become A Star. I'm Beautiful." I Never Thought I Was Pretty. I Couldn't Even Put On Eyelashes Or Makeup. When You Come From An Environment That's Military, And They Don't Stress That Topic Of Aesthetics Or Beauty Pageants And Makeup, There Are A Lot Of Things You Just Don't Have That City Girls Have.

I Don't Want To Be An Actress, Because I Think That They Have To Be Really Pretty, And I'm Not.

I Do A Movie Once Every Four Years And They Call It A Comeback.