Tracee Ellis Ross Continues To Hit 'The High Note' In A Sexist and Racist World : It's Been a Minute with Sam Sanders

On a new episode of npritsbeenamin Actress, comedian, and singer Tracee Ellis Ross wants Black people to take back their narrative in order to heal. More of her chat with Sam Sanders here.

Ross catches up with Sam Sanders and talks to him about processing a global pandemic and witnessing protests for racial justice nationwide. She talks about what the current moment can mean for Black narratives and representation in Hollywood.

Ross says the way women are treated across different industries makes her ask one question:"Why you get to a certain age and you get to stop dreaming?"On her mission in her acting and her hair care company, Pattern Beauty On the ways in which Black narratives are currently being celebrated by Hollywood and how long that will last

On embracing Black joy while creating content and pushing back against Black stereotypes in entertainment

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