To Be Honest, My Life Is Not

I Was The Only Black Girl At My Junior High School. I Had An Afro, A Jamaican Accent, I Looked Really Old.

When I Perform On Stage I Become Those Male Bullies, Those Dominators From My Childhood. That's Probably Why It's So Scary, Because They Scared Me.

Women And Men Grow Up With Both Sexes. Our Mothers And Fathers Mean A Lot To Us, So It's Just A Question Of Finding A Balance Between Their Influences. I've Found Mine. And It Tends To Be More On The Male Side. I Mean Male Side The Way We Understand It In The West.

I'm Still Shocked Every Time I See Snow. The First Bit Of Snow Each Year... I Stay Up And I Watch It. And Then I Go Out And Pick It Up And Eat It And Move Around In It.

I Would Have Rebelled Against Parental Authority, No Matter What. When I Was 15, I Started Painting My Face And Making My Own Clothes.