Sasha says her signature âdo sometimes baffles hairstylists on shoots. âIt really hurt in the beginning, because I felt like that 7-year-old girl again who is in a white hair salon, and I felt so ugly or like a burden,â Sasha tells me. The Texas-born daughter of a New Zealander mother and an African American father, Sasha was a well-mannered kid who played basketball and loved reading books in her closet. She always felt like an outsider, and that sense of not belonging hasnât gone away. âIâve had people call me a house slave. People think Iâm not black or white enough. Or professionally theyâre like, âOh, sheâs mixed. She canât play this white role,â or âItâs just we want a black girl, but youâre too light, and we wonât get enough credit for a black girl.ââ debardeur The only thing that could've made the picture better is if the crew caught up for a drink at Karen's Cafe — and if Nathan, Lucas and Peyton had managed to also stop by, of course. Attempts were made, at least.Instagram contentView on Instagram debardeur of course) and it certainly won’t be the last. “It’s important for me to be visible and to do whatever I can to let girls know that they don’t have to change who they are,” she toldEssence debardeur I have had the honor of listening to the collective testimony of nearly 60,000 community members as the most recent chairwoman of theObesity Action Coalition debardeur
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