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I Don't Think Anyone Is Black And White And I Think We Change Our Minds And Our Attitudes About Certain Things As We Grow To Our Maturity.

I Feel That We Have Come A Long Way As American People, And We Have To Start Looking At Ourselves As Human Beings.

I Think Many People Have Contradictions To Them And I Love Characters That Deal With Those Contradictions.

I Have Four Daughters, The Eldest Is 19, The Youngest Is 12, And I Watched All Of Them Journey Into Motherhood. Motherhood Is Very Deep. It Starts When You're Very, Very Young. Now, My 12 Year Old Comes In, Wants To Put Me To Bed. And She'll, You Know, Put Her Hand On My Forehead And Say The Prayer With Me. As For Years I've Done For Her! It's Almost Like A Very Beautiful, Natural Transition.

I Feel That Sometimes, Holding Yourself As Black, Saying That Is Your Sole Identity, Can Sometimes Stand In Your Way Of Being A Member Of The Humanity Of Man, Being A Member Of The Family Of The Divine.