Colloquialism Is The Toughest Part Of What

I'm Always An Entrepreneur, But I'd Probably Be A Teacher. I Like Teaching Kids, Whether That's Tennis On The Courts Or History In The Classroom.

Colloquialism Is The Toughest Part Of What We Do, As Foreign Actors, Because There Are Certain Sayings That You Guys Have That Absolutely Don't Make Any Sense.

I Had To Make A Decision About Whether It Would Impact How I Felt About Trusting People, And I Decided I Wasn't Going Top Allow It To Impact My Outlook On Trust, Because I Believe Trust Is A Choice. And I've Always Given People The Benefit Of The Doubt Until They Prove Me Otherwise. So, It Just Made Me Stronger In My Conviction About That, But It Also Taught Me Never To Put Anything Past Anyone.

Sometimes In The Black Culture, Being Raised As An Independent Woman Is Misconstrued As Someone Who Doesn't Need A Man. I Think That's Wrong. I Think We All Need Someone.

I Was Looking To Show People I Could Act. I Was Looking For Something That Would Take Me Away From The Whole Hunk Riding Off Into The Sunset Thing That People Wanted Me To Play After Brown Sugar.