When I Look In The Mirror, I

There Still Aren't Enough[ Roles For Women Of Color]. And I'd Say That's The Case, Not Only For African-american Women, But For All Women In The Hollywood Game. It's Just Slim Pickings, And A Very Challenging Time For Us. I Think That's Why More Of Us Need To Work Our Way Behind The Camera In Order To Create Roles That Really Illuminate Who Women Are. We Still Have Room For Growth In That Area, Without A Doubt.

I Just Think, As Women, We Have To Give Ourselves Room To Be Individuals. So When A Woman Makes A Decision For Herself, We As Women Shouldn't Set Those Hardcore Boundaries For Another Woman. Just Like We Don't Want Men Setting Hardcore Boundaries For Us.

When I Look In The Mirror, I See About A Thousand Different Jadas.

We Have To Nurture Our Young Women And Understand The Beauty And The Strength Of Being A Woman. It's Kind Of A Catch-22: Strength In Women Isn't Appreciated, And Vulnerability In Women Isn't Appreciated. It's Like, 'what The Hell Do You Do?' What You Do Is You Don't Allow Anyone To Dictate Who You Are.

Women, You Can Have It All - A Loving Man, Devoted Husband, Loving Children, A Fabulous Career.