I LOVE Tia's explanation of why she identify as a Black woman. It's like she says, no matter what her father is, the WORLD sees her and treat her like s Black woman. And it's her chioce of how she identifies.
But, she's contribute to the erasure of monoracial Black women! Black women in media and film/tv always putting racially ambiguous or mixed racial women for Black women representation. It's not right! There's a difference in lived experienced as a Black person who has 2 Black parents vs one Black parent. She keeps saying problematic stuff just like her saying she wants represent Black hair with her hair line. She has mixed hair and can't relate to Black people who have kinky hair compared to her fine 4a or 4b textured hair! It's offensive, I don't want a mixed person claiming to represent me bc they can’t. There's nothing wrong with identifying as mixed race, it's own category and community!
@@anthd6747 Yeah she is biracial, but how does she look anymore biracial than Vanessa Williams who isn’t biracial? And yeah she has white in her, but she’s not a white womanly can never go around saying she is.
Sister Sister was really important for black twins all over the World 😅 I grew up in the French West Indies (Guadeloupe) with my twin sister… That was representation on another level ♥️
therapeutical to watch! seeing we all human;indeed the growing pains, family does can make it u hard to breath, the expectations, not much room letting eachother to just be, etc.
I like this lady, Ms. Lizzy’s essence especially her choice in a husband from the community. That needs to be celebrated and replicated amongst our men and women seeking mates. I am just discovering Ms. Lizzy and plan to watch her programs and patronize sponsors.
Amazing that this is just being released though she is in the process of divorce. Very eye opening discussion ‼️ It would be great if she and Cory reunite/reconcile.
Amazing conversation!!! Especially that self love part. Me as a man I get it too. Keep up the great work love! ❤ So beyond sorry to hear about your mom.
Confused about when this talk was first recorded. Anyway, race passes from mothers to children. However balanced sons should desire wives who look like their moms. Daughters should want to replicate their fathers in their choices of husbands.
They were around their mother more in regards to Hollywood. Their dad was in the military so it makes sense. They always talk positively of their dad though
@@melbel10333while you are somewhat right I do think this is a problem though. It’s so easy to belittle the role of the father because they are just seen as providers as opposed to mothers who are seen as nurturers. We really do need to start appreciating fathers more. Being able to provide is a HUGE difference between living a privileged life versus an unprivileged one.
How Tia describes her self love journey. Giving her self her own flowers, chasing joy. This is where I am. I’m inspired 💜
So true!! She knows how to put it into perspective
I LOVE Tia's explanation of why she identify as a Black woman. It's like she says, no matter what her father is, the WORLD sees her and treat her like s Black woman. And it's her chioce of how she identifies.
But, she's contribute to the erasure of monoracial Black women! Black women in media and film/tv always putting racially ambiguous or mixed racial women for Black women representation. It's not right! There's a difference in lived experienced as a Black person who has 2 Black parents vs one Black parent. She keeps saying problematic stuff just like her saying she wants represent Black hair with her hair line. She has mixed hair and can't relate to Black people who have kinky hair compared to her fine 4a or 4b textured hair! It's offensive, I don't want a mixed person claiming to represent me bc they can’t. There's nothing wrong with identifying as mixed race, it's own category and community!
@@_cup_of_teawhat is mixed hair? Black ppl with two black parents can have her hair texture and biracial ppl can have 4C hair.
Thats crazy!...you know shes white also ...she looks biracial not black!
@@anthd6747 Yeah she is biracial, but how does she look anymore biracial than Vanessa Williams who isn’t biracial? And yeah she has white in her, but she’s not a white womanly can never go around saying she is.
Sister Sister was really important for black twins all over the World 😅 I grew up in the French West Indies (Guadeloupe) with my twin sister… That was representation on another level ♥️
I love to see Tia out in having a wonderful life. You are doing an awesome job ❤
She's living her best life & we love to see it!
Love Tia 💕 she is so genuine!! Such a great and fun conversation to be a part of ty!!
she's the realest!!
therapeutical to watch! seeing we all human;indeed the growing pains, family does can make it u hard to breath, the expectations, not much room letting eachother to just be, etc.
Thank you 💓
This was so BEAUTIFUL 😍
I love hearing Tia's Central Texas accent come out
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Good conversation between these two! ✨💞 Very relatable to the every day woman as well.
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I like this lady, Ms. Lizzy’s essence especially her choice in a husband from the community. That needs to be celebrated and replicated amongst our men and women seeking mates. I am just discovering Ms. Lizzy and plan to watch her programs and patronize sponsors.
“Where you think you going!!??” I felt that
They are so smart and beautiful! Love this!😍
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Good episode ❤ yesssssss my girl Tia ❤
Amazing that this is just being released though she is in the process of divorce. Very eye opening discussion ‼️ It would be great if she and Cory reunite/reconcile.
Not me tearing up during this. Great interview. 💛
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Amazing conversation!!! Especially that self love part. Me as a man I get it too. Keep up the great work love! ❤ So beyond sorry to hear about your mom.
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This was such a beautiful conversation about self love. Beautiful and important.
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SO good!
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Tia Mowry Hardrict that makes me smile too Tia
❤. Twin.....❤❤❤❤
36:53
She kept the name
this was filmed prior to her divorce!
The only place on Earth to get white fleshed pineapple. Shout out to Hawaii. Huah.
How old is this? I thought she was getting a divorce?
this was filmed prior to her divorce!
Is this old?
this was filmed prior to her divorce!
Okay because I was wondering Lol
She failed to say that her mother is a born again Christian! Mother was praying!!!
Tamera will always mentions that but not Tia…
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Sad and trying very hard to look happy
You have to let your guest speak
Confused about when this talk was first recorded. Anyway, race passes from mothers to children. However balanced sons should desire wives who look like their moms. Daughters should want to replicate their fathers in their choices of husbands.
She destroyed her family By listening to outside noise
Poor father, given zero love or recognition. All the adulation and thanks goes to the mother, nothing for the father. Sad....Kevin Samuels was right.
She's just telling how it happened
They were around their mother more in regards to Hollywood. Their dad was in the military so it makes sense. They always talk positively of their dad though
@@melbel10333while you are somewhat right I do think this is a problem though. It’s so easy to belittle the role of the father because they are just seen as providers as opposed to mothers who are seen as nurturers. We really do need to start appreciating fathers more. Being able to provide is a HUGE difference between living a privileged life versus an unprivileged one.
She always praises her father shut up