Everyone Has Their Challenges.

On Flash, I Thought Of Myself As A Spice Character; Come In, Do A Little Dance, And I Go.

My Experience Is That I Find Myself Having To Constantly Define Myself To Others, Day-in, Day-out. The Quote That's Helped Me The Most Through That Is From Toni Morrison's "beloved" Where She Says, "definitions Belong To The Definers, Not The Defined" - So I Find Myself Defining Myself For Other People Lest I Be Defined By Others And Stuck Into Some Box Where I Don't Particularly Belong.

I'm Hoping That What I Am Or What I'm Not Ethnically Doesn't Limit Me In Anyone Else's Eyes. I Guarantee You It Doesn't In Mine.

You Have To Love What You Do, And You Have To Need It Like You Need Air. And There's Nothing Else That Would Give Me The Same Degree Of Satisfaction As Acting, Which Is Why I Can't Walk Away From It.

I Want To Aspire To Something Like What Denzel Washington Does, Which Is Try To Find Scripts Written For White Actors - Or Jodie Foster, Who Reads Scripts For Male Actors.