13380879, Yeah you should read the article. It's Rashida speaking in her own words
Posted by Buddy_Gilapagos, Sun Apr-26-20 06:02 PM
So you don't have to speculate how she grew up. She was very upfront about it.
In fact, the only difficulties she speaks about receiving from other people were the black people at Harvard being mean to her and that pushing her more in the white direction.
Of course it's a 10+ article so maybe she's has had some new experiences that have changed how she views it...but today it seems to me to be the actress that has the privelege of being ethnically ambiguous allowing her to play black and white roles and everything in between.
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