>> In most of the people who I see in this --
have an experience with is I resonate with them so much.
I see a little piece of me in them and really being able to relate to them is something
that I truly enjoy, whether it's a single parent who's trying to figure out, "how do I get my son
or my daughter on the quote, unquote 'right track,' how I do I get them to do it better
than I did it, giving them more than what I had as a child."
And so I see that because my mom, she raised me on her own.
And whether it's a young student who's trying to find their identity, I can relate with that too
because being biracial, there's so many days and so many nights
where I could not understand who was I?
Am I black?
Am I white?
Am I tall?
Am I skinny?
Am I big? Am I overweight?
Am I undersize?
All of these different identity issues.
So that's the thing that I enjoy the most is that I get an opportunity to really almost talk
to somebody who's experiencing the pain that I felt once, or maybe I'm still experiencing it,
or maybe I will experience sometime in my life.
So really being able to connect with the souls of the people who I'm in front of.