I Had Such A Good Time Doing

What We're Doing Is Not Just About Becoming A Model. It's Bigger Than That. It's Shining A Spotlight On Folks Who Know Who They Are. They Know What They Want To Do. And In Terms Of Modeling, They're Already Working. They Know What They're Doing! They're Fantastic!

When I Was Nine Years Old, Star Trek Came On, I Looked At It And I Went Screaming Through The House, 'come Here, Mum, Everybody, Come Quick, Come Quick, There's A Black Lady On Television And She Ain't No Maid!' I Knew Right Then And There I Could Be Anything I Wanted To Be.

When I Was Doing Ensemble Theater And Comedy Work, I Felt I Had Some Talents. But When I Started Doing My Shows In Berkeley And Found That I Could Be Funny On My Own, I Was Shocked.

Most Of All, I Dislike This Idea Nowadays That If You're A Black Person In America, Then You Must Be Called African-american. Listen, I've Visited Africa, And I've Got News For Everyone: I'm Not An African.

If You Had Women Running The Weed Market, I Think There'd Be Lots Of Different Products. I Know Periods. I Know How Horrible They Are, And I Know Enough People Who Suffer From Them That I Really Want To Speak To Them So They Can Carry Something In Their Pocketbook For Relief. Or Come Home, Get In A Tub, And Soak With Something That Will Actually Work.