So much. Gloria and gloria, thats so interesting because i think lot of us have had to, still deal with, that still have t living in both worlds. But dina, you were forced to embrace one identity and hollywood, right i feel like i was living in three worlds there was my world that i grew up in, also Spanish Speaking home, human parents, and the you go out to the world and i speaking english, and im in the bronx, south bronx and then going into this industry as an actress, then nobody recognizes you as eithe one. There was no place for me as a latina, and then as a blac woman, i didnt identify as black woman because for me, it was cultural because of course, i present black, im a black women, i am also cuban when you are here in the unite states and they ask you, put you into a box, and you don fit into the box, culturally i was different. It was not one that identified with, but to work, to survive, it was something that i had to learn. To then learn to be whatever black was. And then
understand latinos, you have no idea. a lot more view in the world. like, yes! we re just close with each other. we were taught to be grateful. and why. you can still be grateful, but you don t have to be quite. los angeles, a city rich with a latina culture. five brazilians enjoy. i ve been here for 27 years, with my chosen family, my friends, and my career. i m a matchmaker. i know what it is. there is a lot of good in this world. so, you better believe, i know exactly where to get the best emily to serve the lady. i ve been coming to this restaurant since 1995. since i got here to l.a., i mean you are actually, on your day one. i am, girl. one of the things that i love and i m obsessed with is that mole here. today, we are gonna make a [speaking spanish] . i love my puerto rican acts. here all all the ingredients. we re gonna blend this together. did you guys have a restaurant in oaxaca also? when we were in the oaxaca
know, it wasn t a struggle, or maybe, it wasn t and then, now, it s like, yo are on your own. like, why do people do that? that s the other lie, right that you are all the time. nobody helped me, no one i know! it is a lie we ve all had fairy godmothers oh my god, i wouldn t b here if i didn t have very godmothers so, they decide event for themself, to make it okay, t turn back, or turn a blind eye because it is all fair it s all fear based. you know, we just suffere this tragedy in eovaldi, texas right? thank you for breaking up the 19 children and the teache whose lives were still toll in i mean, we could not forget we are doing this and celebrating, and saying to eac other, love and empowerment, and it s also we are being attacked absolutely.
has to be a narrative change of how we see ourselves. yes. how we see our place in this country, and the narrative change has to be, to energize the choir. there is something that has happened in the american civil rights movement, which is there is a story that people want to tell about who are the good migrants, who are the bad migrants, right? because we are not challenging each other on that. people are getting away with it. they are here, and i understand people are like trying to live their lives, but i also feel like people flip their own narrative, as if, you know, it wasn t a struggle, or maybe, it wasn t. and then, now, it s like, you are on your own. like, why do people do that? that s the other lie, right? that you are all the time. nobody helped me, no one. i know! it is a lie! we ve all had fairy godmothers. oh my god, i wouldn t be here if i didn t have very godmothers. so, they decide event for
plus, will zimmerman make bail or stay behind bars? he may spend the rest of his time in jail. what s changed and what hasn t since the l.a. riots 20 years ago. we became a better society through what rodney king went through. plus, a big announcement of what s next for or seen ya. plus, the family feud to end all fields. th this is piers morgan tonight. good evening. our big story tonight. president obama is at the g-20 summit in mexico. we also learned this is not the story the president told in his best-seller. david marannis book differs from that account. he writes about his friends, his classmates, and he found himself face-to-face with the president in the oval office to talk about what he s written. welcome. it s a fascinating book. it ends in 1998 as obama s driving to harvard. obama doesn t even appear in the first seven chapters. the confrontation isn t quite the right word. a fascinating book to read next to the dreams book. because there are at lea