“My son got stopped leaving my house last Sunday.
Do you work there?
Because if you do, how did you afford this car?
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Because this is a 2020,'” Nash said.
“They don’t know if he was a manager,” she continued.
“They don’t know if he was an owner.
They don’t know if he had a rich mama.
And we fitting to make you suffer for it.'”
But now we watched a murder on national TV when George Floyd was murdered.
I don’t know because he complied.
He was in handcuffs.
He was on the ground with his hands behind his back.
So I don’t even know.
People are calling me, asking me to tell them something.
And I’m trying to figure out what to tell mine."
Instead, she said non-black people need to be asked what they can do.
“Are they fighting for equal pay?
When they come on these sets, are they making people feel welcome?
How are they moving in these scripts and when they look at how people are depicted?
Don’t call one more black person and ask them nothing about nothing,” she said.
The actress toldThe Hollywood Reporterthat she and herReno 911castmates have collectively donated $10,000 toward Floyd’s funeral.
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