Race Is A Very Sensitive Subject.

I Had Been Going On Auditions And Things Like That Since I Was Probably 10 - 11 Years Old.

You Always Make A Film With The Hope That All Types Of People Will Want To See Your Work And That It Doesn't Matter About Your Color, But Unfortunately It Still Does.

I Create My Own Backstory Regardless Of If I'm Told Something About The Background Or Not. There's Always More That You Can Develop In Your Head That Makes A Character More Layered, More Honest.

My Husband Didn't Want The Divorce, But I Did. So There Was A Lot Of Bitterness Initially. Once We Got To The Space Where We Understood That We Have The Most Important Thing In The World In Common; No One Else Shared That Commonality. Our Son Is Priceless, And In Order To Give Him The Best, We Have To Be Better To Each Other. Although We Are Still Divorced, We Still Call Each Other "family." It Was A Journey To Get There, But It's A Beautiful Place To Be.

I Would Like To Believe That Most People Don't Get Married Anticipating Divorce. When I Reached That Crossroad, I Felt Like Such A Failure. After Years Of Therapy Together, I Realized That Staying Together Was Emotionally Destructive.