The Africans Know I'm Not An African.

An Actress Can Only Play A Woman. I'm An Actor, I Can Play Anything.

I Had Gone Through Several Crazy Headache Bouts, And I Realized That Part Of The Reason I Was Having Them Was Because I Wasn't Smoking Marijuana. When My Daughter Gave Me A Vape Pen, I Realized That I Could Relegate It To Where I Needed It To Be. And I Would Talk To My Older Grandkids In Their 20s, And They'd Say They Use Weed To Stop Cramps. That's When I Really Started To Investigate And Asked The Question, "is Anybody Doing This?" And They Gave Me That Horrifying Answer: "niche Market".

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 A Kid They Didn't Call It Dyslexia. They Called It You Know, You Were Slow, Or You Were Retarded, Or Whatever. What You Can Never Change Is The Effect That The Words 'dumb' And 'stupid' Have On Young People. I Knew I Wasn't Stupid, And I Knew I Wasn't Dumb. My Mother Told Me That. If You Read To Me, I Could Tell You Everything That You Read. They Didn't Know What It Was. They Knew I Wasn't Lazy, But What Was It?

[on Her Monologue As The Thief 'fontaine':] People Always Got Things. People Always Want Things. So I Provide A Service.