our participation of actors. starting off as guest stars, then we became supporting actors. who the hell are you any way? who am i? you will find out very soon. very soon. then we became lead actors we don t run, we stick together and we fight. get out of my house. drama is where all of the conflict happens. scandal is my favorite drama. how many times have i told you what you have to be. everything about it, the twist, the terms, the acting. twice as good. twice as good as them to get half of what they have. i love queen sugar. david makes man. i like the intimacy of that world that is being depicted. definitely new york undercover. you stupid, turn around. a positive role, a great thing to see someone who looks like you, a pivotal moment to figure out who i was. america drama almost doesn t, it doesn t exist without black people now. - that s right, hank plummer. you know, i can find him? - yeah, he s right here. it s me. - you know, for a
- who the hell are you anyway? - who am i? you will find out very soon. very soon. - [ernie] then we became lead actors. - we don t run. okay, we stick together and we fight. - get out of my house. you are afr- - drama is where all of the conflict happens. - [tisha] scandal is my favorite drama. - how many times have i told you, you have to be what? - everything about it, the twist, the turns, the acting. - twice as good. - twice as good as them to get half of what they have. - i love queen sugar, david makes man. i like the intimacy of that world that s being depicted. - definitely, new york undercover. - waiting for the cops. you stupid? turn around. malik yoba, it was a positive role. it was a great thing to see someone who looks like you, very much a pivotal moment of growing, and trying to figure out who i was. - american drama, it almost doesn t. it doesn t exist without black people now. (upbeat music) (smooth jazz music) - [hank] hey, you looking for somebody?
A new sober bar — one of few establishments in the Twin Cities dedicated solely to non-alcoholic beverages — is now open on St. Paul’s East Side, with proceeds going toward youth wellness programs. The bar, called Club Throw Down, is open from 7 to 11:30 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays, with drinks created by SIPS Drinkz, a local beverage company run by Danyelle Powell. Even though no alcohol is .
And we reached out to felicia henderson. - hey, baby. - [pearlena] and a lot of these stories or just stories that she was able to generate from her own life. - it s hard to be the first. it s hard to be a part of a group of the first. i think that as black people, we deserve to be seen as three dimensional characters. we deserve for you to see us with all of our frailties. i don t think that that s negative, i think it s just human. - i m so sorry. come here. - it was also a show where i was the network executive. i was a black network executive. we had a black studio executive. we had black executive producers, black writers, and black cast. and we all understood at that time that, that was a situation that we may, none of us may ever get to be in again. - a lot of times, you don t know when you re making history, you are just in the moment to do the right thing and the best thing that you can at the time.