In her book she says Ana was very mean to her when she first started till one day Ana heard Sunny speak Spanish to Jlo’s mother at the View which shocked Ana. She began to have a friendship with Sunny so it’s interesting to see Ana bring up Sunny teaching her about race.
@@veronicajohnson9344 no, because she was prejudice against Sunny. She didn’t like the fact Sunny was claiming to be Latina & assumed she couldn’t speak the language.
Thank you sunny for being so honest about the colorism in the Hispanic community. I moved to NYC 10 years ago and it's so interesting that NYC has so many Spanish speaking people of African descent but look down on other Caribbean and ppl from the African diaspora .especially Puerto Rican and Dominican ppl. They identify with their colonizers..."they are Spanish" but we are not considered "English". It never made sense to me. I was always confused bc I grew up in the south and didn't experience as much racism from white ppl than from Hispanics (both afro Latin , euro presenting or indigenous)now that I live in NYC. , although many look exactly like me. I'm also Caribbeanand and also biracial. You def help me find more understanding on this. Love you're transparency on everything.
Those ideas were created by the colonizers that brought our African ancestors to the new world. Colorism is so sad across the board, but we Diaspora Africans are starting to wake up.
You are exactly right. People identify with their colonisers and they're not even ashamed of it. Perhaps they were meant to be dominated since their minds are so weak.
This was such a strong interview, you can tell you gave her such comfort to tell her story, that's a great skill. When she spoke on the differences between the black and latino community that was SO important. A lot of times we feel like the black community is so split, and it's important to speak about the ways we are united, from someone who's experienced both. Thats not saying the black community doesn't have work to do with colorism etc...
There's a LOT of colorism in the Black community. Light skin is still the most desired. However, all visibly black people experience racism to some degree - whether or not they want to acknowledge it.
Yes, love Sunni. Colorism was prob the reason she was more embraced by BC. And yet you’re right- our community has always welcomed everyone to the cookout, to our own detriment. We are the most empathetic ppl on earth!
Derrick, this interview was EXCELLENT! I've always been a Sunny Hostin fan, but I'm truly now an even more impressed and awed by her excellence and her wityness. I'm a former Beauty Pro, and veered into the Political, Film, and Community arena, and it's the Beauty industry is what connected me to the Politics, Film and Community volunteerism. This interview just proves how much the beauty industry and other arenas of life are always parallel. I just subscribed and I look forward to purchasing Sunny's Autobiography. Much love and success!
Yes! I've always felt this. Ilive in the Netherlands and as a black woman they always want to know where I am from because there are black people from African countries, South America and the Caribbean. If you're Black American or another wealthy country then they treat you better. People often do this: categorize you.
Colorism is real and I'm so glad she spoke about being biracial I'm biracial myself Black and Puerto Rican as well I really could relate with everything she said it's sad the world we live in but we're getting better as time goes by we're getting better thank you for sharing Sunny......
I love it too. It's a nickname, though. Her real name begins with an "S" but I forgot what it is. It's a very Latin name that isn't common. A mentor encouraged her to go by "Sunny" so can get more/better jobs. It worked, but I remember she said that a big part of her regrets it and wouldn't encourage a young person to do that now.
That's My Girl Sunny...! She is so inspiring. And her breaking down the colorism within the Latina community. Wow....I think that's why so many Latinos vote Republican. The "Thread" is in deed awesome! I tune into the "View", "MSNBC", ...!
Wrong; Latinos mostly vote Democrat unless they are the 57% Cuban in Florida who vote Republican,,,,oh, and Puerto Ricans like me overwhelmingly vote Democrat,,,,,,,,,
Not latina enough? No, they really meant that Sunny didn't fit the DESIRED STEREOTYPE of a latina, i.e. they felt that she's too black. I understand that Sunny is bi-ethnic but, you wouldn't know it to look at her. I'm glad that she embraces all that she is.
@green hornet The main ingredient that will resolve hatred, hostility, resentment is to love your neighbors as yourselves. Chanting BLM and organizing movements isn’t helping the cause, all it’s doing is adding more fuel to the fire! Ppl that are indifferent towards their fellowman while harboring hatred and animosity in their hearts are battling their own demons. Ppl need to learn that not every battle is theirs to fight. The only way to show that your life matters is by knowing your rightful place in the world. Ppl can’t be forced to love, it has to be genuine.
@@Salsero12 I never said that she didn't (whatever latina looks like, remember it not a race). I was speaking to the fact that companies didn't want to hire her because to them, she seemed too black and didn't fit the stereotype esthetic of "white" latina. She's a Afro-Latina and they didn't want that.
Thank you Queens for your DEMAND. I love your response to "you don't get to demand". You are showing our Queens In Waiting what love and support will do. #Respect #Queens #SisterFriend
We need to demand respect, standards, and hard work from ourselves, our men, and others. I'm sick of being called b$tch and h@es. There is absolutely nothing wrong with super curly or kinky hair. We are an awesome bunch. We need to be proud of how God has made us. We should continue to hold up our heads for all of the contributions we have made to this country, even when our country has treated us badly.
Sunny is gold. As a black male, I just cherish her representation of our community. She is such a great spokesperson for the black community. She is absolute brilliance!!!!
I have learned to like her from this interview, and now I'm going to have to order her book. She definitely speaks to me and for me. So much of her story mirrors my own. It's incredibly difficult to grow up biracial. Especially when you're of the age when you had to pick one. The colorism.is real in the Hispanic community. I identify as Black because it was the race that was most influential in my life but it was also the race that was most accepting of me as a person. There are some who assume that I think I'm cute because I am light skinned, but overall it's the community who doesn't care. We come in all colors of the rainbow and I am always so comfortable because we speak the same language. Not a spoken language but the language of our hearts is the same.
I love Sunny. I am in Italy and one of the first things I've put on my To Do list is to buy an physical copy of her book. I love her as much as I love Michelle, full of beauty and grace. Books that I need to look at on a regular basis. Thanks for interviewing her. Loved it
This interview was great and I appreciate so much the contribution of black women and our sisters who are brown black or mixed and still we rise. I love all of you and me and I support your movement and advancement lets keep rising!!!
What I love most about Sunny is how she constantly likes to talk about and make everything about race and remind viewers about it. Over and over and over again.
This guy is a great interviewer. I felt like I was able to hear her story because ther interviewer asked her a question and then let her fully answer it without cutting her off before she is able to answer....There is a realness about Sunny that I noticed when I first seen her. Sunny is gorgeous...Smart and I love that she embraces both of her cultures. She never tries to soften up that Latina and Bronx accent and wont give the world a pre packaged version of what America thinks a educated Latina from the Bronx should act...Great interview
Sunny, you're such an inspiration to so many women. You're admired and I thank you for being who you are and sharing with the world. Sign, a black West Indian female. - St. Vincent and the Grenadines. Thank you Derrick for these videos. I came across your channel from watching the Wendy Williams interview. Please continue to interviewing women of the likes on the View, Wendy and others. I love listening to the stories of powerful women.
Wow! I loved this segment. I’m a first time viewer and this was so delightful. Keep them coming the positivity is so infectious. Thanks for sharing. Peace and Blessings to all 🙏🏽❣️
I enjoyed the interview. Sonny was so straight forward in her responses. The guy was excellent in his questioning. Sonny talked about ethencity which was informing. Great!
My great-granddaughter now has a chance to become any profession she wants is hers for hard work. I'm going to get your book, Sunny. Thank you so much for being you.
@@literarylady1125 it didnt affect me til now , as kids we were just used to it, it was more indirect like they would talk about black ppl as a whole or make comments in spanish. It dawned on me at my grandma funeral that these mfs are racist. My grandmother wasnt racist at all, she said her dad was black or mixed but she never got to meet him, so idky her kids were it could be because our home town is mostly Hispanic.
I’ve always seen her on the View but kinda took her for granted because I didn’t know what she was about...I’m so glad I watched this interview. She is a great positive role model.🌹
Sunny Hostin is one of my favorite people on TV. She is humble, smart, quick, and inspirational. I always used to say when I was a gay male growing up, I think people try to tell me what gender I am to decide how they can judge me... BLEW ME AWAY when I heard her say this in this interview about herself growing up in regards to race.
God knows. You better then anyone else God bless you as a child of God your soul is who you are sooooooo blessed to know God for myself thank you tell the truth god at work linda j. ☮️ Love this lady as a person
This was such a wonderful interview. I only just discovered your content and i'm watching all your interviews here in coronavirus quarantine. Thank you. 🤗
I absolutely LOVE Sunny! She is a ball of light and love but also a force to be reckoned with on legal and news platforms. Derick did a great job with this interview! 🤗
What an honor to come upon this video tonight! I love it and am going to prioritize reading Sunny’s book! She is a beautiful, awe-inspiring presence! 🙏🏾💜
Sunny!!!!!! This is an amazing interview that I'm sharing with so many people. Sunny is not only brilliant and charismatic but she is strategic and REAL. I'm from the Bronx and have also grown up between two cultures. Her experience on biases, colorism, Latinism, Black women's burden is on POINT. And YES the most disrespected person is the Black woman. THANK YOU for being you Sunny and being a prime example of a BRONX QUEEN !!
This was a very lovely interview. So well done. It was like watching a conversation with friends with the bonus of you asking the tough questions. I appreciate Sunny Hostin's contribution to the world and her example to young women. Thanks so much for this!
"People want to identify what you are, so they can decide how to treat you." This is so true! Love Sunny!
In her book she says Ana was very mean to her when she first started till one day Ana heard Sunny speak Spanish to Jlo’s mother at the View which shocked Ana. She began to have a friendship with Sunny so it’s interesting to see Ana bring up Sunny teaching her about race.
@@MrBrooklyn06 ... Ana had no time for her, because?
@@veronicajohnson9344 no, because she was prejudice against Sunny. She didn’t like the fact Sunny was claiming to be Latina & assumed she couldn’t speak the language.
FYM- That would also apply to all others labels or titles used by society.
I've been saying this for the longest.
A great interview with Sunny; she was spitting fire. It’s great to see her outside of The View. Thanks
Every time she talks on The View. I listen . I can never get enough.
you are, then, as sick as she it.
Supposedly an attorney, never heard an intelligent take from her on ANY topic.
You are obviously hurting for entertainment. Get a life. Cause every time she opens her mouth, I want to throw up in it.
She is so right about colourism in the Latino community...preach it Sunny!
Sunny is such an asset to “The View”. I need to read her book. This was a really great interview!
Thank you sunny for being so honest about the colorism in the Hispanic community. I moved to NYC 10 years ago and it's so interesting that NYC has so many Spanish speaking people of African descent but look down on other Caribbean and ppl from the African diaspora .especially Puerto Rican and Dominican ppl. They identify with their colonizers..."they are Spanish" but we are not considered "English". It never made sense to me. I was always confused bc I grew up in the south and didn't experience as much racism from white ppl than from Hispanics (both afro Latin , euro presenting or indigenous)now that I live in NYC. , although many look exactly like me. I'm also Caribbeanand and also biracial. You def help me find more understanding on this. Love you're transparency on everything.
Those ideas were created by the colonizers that brought our African ancestors to the new world. Colorism is so sad across the board, but we Diaspora Africans are starting to wake up.
If I were you I would happily distance myself from them. Those people are full of anti blackness
You are exactly right. People identify with their colonisers and they're not even ashamed of it. Perhaps they were meant to be dominated since their minds are so weak.
The most hurtful racism is within your own community.
I already loved Sunny but now I love her more.
This was such a strong interview, you can tell you gave her such comfort to tell her story, that's a great skill. When she spoke on the differences between the black and latino community that was SO important. A lot of times we feel like the black community is so split, and it's important to speak about the ways we are united, from someone who's experienced both. Thats not saying the black community doesn't have work to do with colorism etc...
‘Nope not United, expound please.
There's a LOT of colorism in the Black community. Light skin is still the most desired. However, all visibly black people experience racism to some degree - whether or not they want to acknowledge it.
Yes, love Sunni. Colorism was prob the reason she was more embraced by BC. And yet you’re right- our community has always welcomed everyone to the cookout, to our own detriment. We are the most empathetic ppl on earth!
We are more united then people think!!
Absolutely excellent guest and interviewer...just wonderful to watch, learn and admire. Luv Sunni and you are doing a fantastic job.
Thank you sooo much that means a lot! I work mad hard so thanks for taking the time to even comment
This is one of the best interviews I've seen regarding black women, race and politics! 👍🏽
Sonny is mixed race
Thank you for this interview! As an Afro-Latina, I've learned to define myself. I choose both happily.
The question "What are you?" is the same exact thing as "What do you do?" To 'help' people decide how they're going to treat you.
Exactly. Soooo true!!
Also ur age, but most don't ask that. But alit of people want to know in order to treat you a certain way
Sunny is a lot lighter now..
Not true. You can elevate yourself, change jobs, etc. You can't change your race. UNTRUE.
EXACTLY!!!
RUclips gets on my nerves with what they recommend for me to watch... This time they got it right!
Awww thank u
@@DerickMonroe - I love the respect you showed to Sunny.
You're such a good interviewer. Sunny is a boss!!
I love Sonny’s energy and I tune into the View primarily because of her force and representation. This interview was enlightening and inspiring 💜🙏🏾
Thank you
She is such a beautiful, intelligent and prolific woman. Great interview!
“They want to identify you so they know how they will treat you” that is so true.
Derrick, this interview was EXCELLENT! I've always been a Sunny Hostin fan, but I'm truly now an even more impressed and awed by her excellence and her wityness. I'm a former Beauty Pro, and veered into the Political, Film, and Community arena, and it's the Beauty industry is what connected me to the Politics, Film and Community volunteerism. This interview just proves how much the beauty industry and other arenas of life are always parallel. I just subscribed and I look forward to purchasing Sunny's Autobiography. Much love and success!
Thank you and I will definitely let her know I’m on the way to her home right now ! Thank you for subscribing
This interview was so well done! I enjoyed this so much!
Thank you so much for watching ! Your support is appreciated
Me to!!
Great conversation!
The sky is the limit for Sunny! Rising like a star!
I’m happy with this interview. She said everything CORRECT.
Ann. You don't need make up. Your skin is so clear, it's enviable. 💖
I had goosebumps 💕💕💕
Sunny is so beautiful, intelligent and compassionate.
Thank you for always speaking truth to power.
Yes! I've always felt this. Ilive in the Netherlands and as a black woman they always want to know where I am from because there are black people from African countries, South America and the Caribbean. If you're Black American or another wealthy country then they treat you better. People often do this: categorize you.
Thank you, Sunny, for demanding or requesting that black women be allowed the opportunity to aspire to their power and knowledge in America.
Queen Sunny.i really enjoyed listening to you. So proud of you
Kamala is biracial like Obama so they still pick the least blacks people smh. Still colorist world
Great interview! I enjoyed it so much. Sunny is a class act. Thank you sista!
Thank u for even watching! So appreciated
I loved this interview! Sunny is such an intelligent, classy, beautiful role model .
Yes; she is. Just love her. She is all of the above .
Sunny is so graceful and beautiful. Excellent interview
Sunny is such an exceptional human! I am so glad that she shared her story! Beautiful interview! -xo
Listen I’m obsessed with Sister Sunny... she’s very well read!
What a “Sunny” Day... Great interview with a well-rounded woman. 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Colorism is real and I'm so glad she spoke about being biracial I'm biracial myself Black and Puerto Rican as well I really could relate with everything she said it's sad the world we live in but we're getting better as time goes by we're getting better thank you for sharing Sunny......
We All Love Sunny, she's so real and fair and classy. Keep up the excellent work Sunny.🤗
BTW, what an appropriate name for her. She's really a ray of sunshine
I love it too. It's a nickname, though. Her real name begins with an "S" but I forgot what it is. It's a very Latin name that isn't common. A mentor encouraged her to go by "Sunny" so can get more/better jobs. It worked, but I remember she said that a big part of her regrets it and wouldn't encourage a young person to do that now.
@@TheSuperScifiShow Her name is Asuncion.
Wow. Just wow!
I didn't realize that's how the VP was chosen. Thank you for the interview, thank you Sunny! Great work.
That's My Girl Sunny...! She is so inspiring. And her breaking down the colorism within the Latina community. Wow....I think that's why so many Latinos vote Republican. The "Thread" is in deed awesome! I tune into the "View", "MSNBC", ...!
I always love too listen too sunny comments on the view,she is so peaceful when she speaks...God bless here.
Colorism seemed to be part of everybody culture as soon as systemic racism was introduced into the equation.
Wrong; Latinos mostly vote Democrat unless they are the 57% Cuban in Florida who vote Republican,,,,oh, and Puerto Ricans like me overwhelmingly vote Democrat,,,,,,,,,
@Sara Mill Politicians are nothing more than demagogues that only care about themselves at the expense of working class ppl.
I’m completely in love 🥰 with sunny just beautiful inside and out very down to earth and Decent.
Not latina enough? No, they really meant that Sunny didn't fit the DESIRED STEREOTYPE of a latina, i.e. they felt that she's too black. I understand that Sunny is bi-ethnic but, you wouldn't know it to look at her. I'm glad that she embraces all that she is.
Only the vain and prideful want ppl to fit their desired stereotype regardless of how they appear outwardly
@green hornet The main ingredient that will resolve hatred, hostility, resentment is to love your neighbors as yourselves. Chanting BLM and organizing movements isn’t helping the cause, all it’s doing is adding more fuel to the fire! Ppl that are indifferent towards their fellowman while harboring hatred and animosity in their hearts are battling their own demons. Ppl need to learn that not every battle is theirs to fight. The only way to show that your life matters is by knowing your rightful place in the world. Ppl can’t be forced to love, it has to be genuine.
Disagree. She definitely looks Latina.
@@Salsero12 I never said that she didn't (whatever latina looks like, remember it not a race). I was speaking to the fact that companies didn't want to hire her because to them, she seemed too black and didn't fit the stereotype esthetic of "white" latina. She's a Afro-Latina and they didn't want that.
@@momoiida5505 you know the Latinos LOVE the white Latinas like Sofia Vergara, Jennifer Lopez and Shakira.
Thank you Queens for your DEMAND. I love your response to "you don't get to demand". You are showing our Queens In Waiting what love and support will do.
#Respect
#Queens
#SisterFriend
We need to demand respect, standards, and hard work from ourselves, our men, and others. I'm sick of being called b$tch and h@es. There is absolutely nothing wrong with super curly or kinky hair. We are an awesome bunch. We need to be proud of how God has made us. We should continue to hold up our heads for all of the contributions we have made to this country, even when our country has treated us badly.
I used to do Barre with Sunny before she joined The View. Such a nice woman.
This is the absolute BEST interview I have seen on RUclips. I Love her, her strengths and her truths. So Strong!
I love the way she says the word “Latina”
Sonny is very full of herself and I love every bit of it.... CONFIDENCE so well achieved out of so many negativies get it girl! 2 snaps and a twist!
A joyful and powerful Interview 👍🏽🇵🇷☮️🙏🏽
Sunny is gold. As a black male, I just cherish her representation of our community. She is such a great spokesperson for the black community. She is absolute brilliance!!!!
@Track Star what lol
I have learned to like her from this interview, and now I'm going to have to order her book. She definitely speaks to me and for me. So much of her story mirrors my own. It's incredibly difficult to grow up biracial. Especially when you're of the age when you had to pick one. The colorism.is real in the Hispanic community. I identify as Black because it was the race that was most influential in my life but it was also the race that was most accepting of me as a person. There are some who assume that I think I'm cute because I am light skinned, but overall it's the community who doesn't care. We come in all colors of the rainbow and I am always so comfortable because we speak the same language. Not a spoken language but the language of our hearts is the same.
I love Sunny such an intelligent woman!!
I just love Sunny! She is a mentor & someone to look up to. Inspiring.
And, she always looks fabulous. She's just gorgeous.
Great interview! Love Sunny! You keep getting better with each interview!
Thanks man
Sunny speaks so much truth. Beautiful on the inside and out. This is a great interview.
Great interview! I really enjoyed hearing what Sunny had to share.
I love Sunny. I am in Italy and one of the first things I've put on my To Do list is to buy an physical copy of her book. I love her as much as I love Michelle, full of beauty and grace. Books that I need to look at on a regular basis. Thanks for interviewing her. Loved it
Taking care of her mom that right there shows more then anything
I'm surprised she was fired from CNN I loved her on there.
This interview was great and I appreciate so much the contribution of black women and our sisters who are brown black or mixed and still we rise. I love all of you and me and I support your movement and advancement lets keep rising!!!
What a great interview. I love Sunny and her story...
♥️ Sunny you “Go gurl and love your Stride! Anna Love y’all friendship and family , accomplishments and you’re Amazing!♥️🥰 Excellent Job!
Fantastic Interview With Sunni, Esq... & You Did An Excellent Job W/Your Guest‼️💫💯👏🏽👏🏽 Refreshing ☮️
Excellent interview! Learned a lot about Sunny. I really appreciate her perspective on The View. 💜☀️🌸
What I love most about Sunny is how she constantly likes to talk about and make everything about race and remind viewers about it. Over and over and over again.
This guy is a great interviewer. I felt like I was able to hear her story because ther interviewer asked her a question and then let her fully answer it without cutting her off before she is able to answer....There is a realness about Sunny that I noticed when I first seen her. Sunny is gorgeous...Smart and I love that she embraces both of her cultures. She never tries to soften up that Latina and Bronx accent and wont give the world a pre packaged version of what America thinks a educated Latina from the Bronx should act...Great interview
Thank you so much for your words of encouragement!
Sunny, you're such an inspiration to so many women. You're admired and I thank you for being who you are and sharing with the world. Sign, a black West Indian female. - St. Vincent and the Grenadines.
Thank you Derrick for these videos. I came across your channel from watching the Wendy Williams interview. Please continue to interviewing women of the likes on the View, Wendy and others. I love listening to the stories of powerful women.
What is Derrick‘s last name?
Loved this interview! Glad I stumbled across the show. Great job Mr. D!
The phenomenal Sunny Hostin keeping it real and raw. She is educated and experienced.
I'm so glad Sunny had this opportunity to speak, I get sick of her being cut off all the time on the "View".
A great interview, Sunny is so sweet and down to earth it’s nice to see her away from the view and her honesty about colorism was appreciated.
Wow, I admire and appreciate Sunny even MORE now, after watching this! Thank you. May there be more women like her!
I want to be Suuny’s friend, sister something just sit and let her talk to me.
"You hang around snakes long enuff, you will get bitten".
I know!! She has so much to share, to teach
Titi
Me too!!!
Wow! I loved this segment. I’m a first time viewer and this was so delightful. Keep them coming the positivity is so infectious. Thanks for sharing. Peace and Blessings to all 🙏🏽❣️
I really love Sunny, she is so real and down to earth, and may I add beautiful and extremely smart too.
This was great!!! Thank you!!! I watch the View EVERY day, Love the show!
I enjoyed the interview. Sonny was so straight forward in her responses. The guy was excellent in his questioning. Sonny talked about ethencity which was informing. Great!
What an Awesome Interview. Really enjoyed watching this. Great Job. Yahoo 🙌🙌🕺🕺🕺
Wow that was an amazing interview and you are such a great interview. Love ya 🌞 Sunny !!
Awesome interview with Sunny! She's a gem! Thank you!❤
👍🏾This was a great interview conversation. It was great getting to know Sunny in this way.
My great-granddaughter now has a chance to become any profession she wants is hers for hard work. I'm going to get your book, Sunny. Thank you so much for being you.
Wonderful interview. I always enjoy listening to Sunny.
Awesome interview! Very authentic and insightful.
When I watch the view I always want to hear Sunny explain the legal aspect of things
I really appreciated this interview. I watch the view often. The interviewer is so so handsome. Cute sunny
I admire Sunny.
Thank you for this interview.
Very grateful! Bravo
Just in my experience, my Hispanic side( Mexican)was the one who made racist comments towards black ppl.
That’s sad state of affairs😞. How did it affect you growing up?
@@literarylady1125 it didnt affect me til now , as kids we were just used to it, it was more indirect like they would talk about black ppl as a whole or make comments in spanish. It dawned on me at my grandma funeral that these mfs are racist. My grandmother wasnt racist at all, she said her dad was black or mixed but she never got to meet him, so idky her kids were it could be because our home town is mostly Hispanic.
@AFFIRMATIVE ACTIONS 911 wym ?
@AFFIRMATIVE ACTIONS 911 that's an abbreviation for "what do you mean"
I sympathize with you. I unfortunately have experienced more racism from Mexicans than white ppl
You’re great sunny love when you’re on the view. Looking forward to reading you’re book
Thanks for watching
I’ve always seen her on the View but kinda took her for granted because I didn’t know what she was about...I’m so glad I watched this interview. She is a great positive role model.🌹
Sunny Hostin is one of my favorite people on TV. She is humble, smart, quick, and inspirational. I always used to say when I was a gay male growing up, I think people try to tell me what gender I am to decide how they can judge me... BLEW ME AWAY when I heard her say this in this interview about herself growing up in regards to race.
What a great interview! I really like her.
God knows. You better then anyone else God bless you as a child of God your soul is who you are sooooooo blessed to know God for myself thank you tell the truth god at work linda j. ☮️ Love this lady as a person
So beautiful, Sunny is still able to support, and share ... her intellectual "dream" .... with her mom! ... 💓
Love Sunny I follow the view from the uk. You are right the struggle of a black woman in world wide.
He needs a show
This was such a wonderful interview. I only just discovered your content and i'm watching all your interviews here in coronavirus quarantine. Thank you. 🤗
I absolutely LOVE Sunny! She is a ball of light and love but also a force to be reckoned with on legal and news platforms. Derick did a great job with this interview! 🤗
Thank you so much for watching
This was a really good interview, seemed like a natural insightful conversation.
What an honor to come upon this video tonight! I love it and am going to prioritize reading Sunny’s book! She is a beautiful, awe-inspiring presence! 🙏🏾💜
Learned so much from this interview. All good. People and interviews like this can only help us get to where we need be and grow from.
Sunny!!!!!! This is an amazing interview that I'm sharing with so many people. Sunny is not only brilliant and charismatic but she is strategic and REAL. I'm from the Bronx and have also grown up between two cultures. Her experience on biases, colorism, Latinism, Black women's burden is on POINT. And YES the most disrespected person is the Black woman. THANK YOU for being you Sunny and being a prime example of a BRONX QUEEN !!
thank you for watching and I hope you will be watching I am about to drop Angela Ryes in an hour hope you are subscribed and watching
Enjoyed this interview..
Learned a lot from Sunny.
This was a very lovely interview. So well done. It was like watching a conversation with friends with the bonus of you asking the tough questions. I appreciate Sunny Hostin's contribution to the world and her example to young women. Thanks so much for this!
Love this interview Sunny! as a NY'er, loved seeing the Justice S. at work on a day 'while' in the neighborhood. Real people , real truth!!