Race Is A Very Sensitive Subject.

I've Always Been Selective About Materials I Choose Anyways. The Incoming Calls Haven't Been Projects That I Necessarily Want To Do. Now I Can Always Be Called "emmy Winner Regina King."

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.

And, For Example, Like, When You're Having The Conversation With Your Child About Getting Their Driver's License. Well, A White Family - Their Biggest Fear Is Just That You're Driving Safely And That They're Minding The Rules Of The Road, Whereas A Black Family - Their Biggest Fear Is That Their Child Is Going To Get Pulled Over And Treated Unfairly For A Reason That They Won't Understand.

"legally Blonde 2" Wasn't Written Specifically For A Black Woman.

A Modern Mom To Me Is Not Always Someone That Juggles A Career And Family. A Modern Mom Is A Woman Who Takes Care Of Herself On The Inside And The Outside.