i wonder if you can explain the situation, and why you re taking action here? thank you for having me. i appreciate that. i got involved with this issue when i was a student at columbia, university in my undergraduate where i received a jury summons from the state requesting i participate in the jury service. i was excited to go through that process and to be called serving on a jury. however, i was surprised when i read the jury and summons itself and felt i was disqualified because of that felony conviction. that frustrated me and shocked me. when i thought about the broader level of this that it wasn t just me, but that there were lots of other men, excuse me, individuals with felony convictions, specifically african american men in the city who are unable to serve on the jury just shocked me. i mean i m sorry. i m cutting you off.
The 33-year-old actress - who is the daughter of musician Phil Collins and his ex-wife Jill Tavelman - hit out at allegations she's a ""nepotism baby"" and insisted she was determined to use her own talents to find success, no matter how long it took
Lily Collins didn t want to use her family connections to get work, and wanted to be recognised for her talent, not for being the daughter of Phil Collins.
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Lily Collins wanted success through talent not nepotism djournal.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from djournal.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.