I Had My One Guest Star On

I've Been Spared To A Large Extent The Business End Of The Race Stick.

I Have To Laugh Internally When I'm Asked In Interviews What Nightspots I Like To Hit. I Just Don't Have Answers... So Sometimes I Make Them Up.

The Beautiful Thing About Having Grown Up In Brooklyn Is, Because Of The Rich Cultural And Racial Diversity There, No One Seemed To Give Too Much Thought To Where I Fit On The Racial Spectrum. But There Were Times When I Would Run Up Against Someone Who Was Interested In Figuring Out What Race Was. That Would Come As A Surprise, And In Some Cases, Like A Slap In The Face.

One Of The Traps Of Auditioning Is Walking Into That Room Feeling As Though You're A Guest In Someone's House, And Being Really Careful Not To Spill Wine On The Carpet. What You Have To Do Is Walk In There As Though You're The Host.

I Cannot In Good Conscience Participate In A Celebratory Occasion Hosted By A Country Where People Like Myself Are Being Systematically Denied Their Basic Right To Live And Love Openly.