I Was 4 And Dictating Stories Into

The Only Limit To Success Is Your Own Imagination.

I'm A Black Woman Every Day, And I'm Not Confused About That. I'm Not Worried About That. I Don't Need To Have A Discussion With You About How I Feel As A Black Woman, Because I Don't Feel Disempowered As A Black Woman.

I Remember Saying, Very Almost Jokingly, I'm Going To Take Over The World Through Television, That's My Plan. And I Said It To My Agent, And I Said It To My Friends, And I Said It To Myself.

Maybe You Know Exactly What It Is You Dream Of Being, Or Maybe You're Paralyzed Because You Have No Idea What Your Passion Is. The Truth Is, It Doesn't Matter. You Don't Have To Know. You Just Have To Keep Moving Forward. You Just Have To Keep Doing Something, Seizing The Next Opportunity, Staying Open To Trying Something New.

I Read A Lot Of Studies About The Fact That There Is A Bias In The Way Health Care Is Doled Out, Down To The Fact That Most Medical Studies Are Done On Men, Not Women, So Most Dosages Are Planned For Men, Not Women, And On And On. And More Than That, Women's Pain Is Gauged Differently And Their Complaints Are Received Differently. And The Idea That There's A Place Where You Can Go Where Everything Is Geared Toward You, As A Woman, Is Great. But It's A Shame That We Need To Find Places That Are "safe" When The World, The Whole World, Should Be A Safe Place.