On Janet Mock's new
MSNBC Shift show "So Popular," she sits with her "Smart Ass Pop Culture Feminist Clique" to discuss Phylicia Rashad's most recent comments concerning Bill Cosby.
The "clique" consists of Jamilah Lemieux, Sr. Digital Editor at EBONY, comedian Amanda Seales, and writer and instructor Kevin Allred, who will be turning his college course teachings of "Politicizing Beyonce" into a book.
In an interview with ABC news Phylicia Rashad says "I am a woman, I would never say such a thing," when asked to clarify "forget these women," statement made in recent interview.
Clair Huxtable is undoubtedly one of the most influential Black women characters in television history. For eight seasons, Phylicia Rashad provided a beautiful, charming, and sophisticated complement to Bill Cosby's goofy Cliff character.
Throughout the show she embodied effortless grace, and never disappointed with her stand out moments. Here are a few that we love
Oprah Winfrey sits down with an array of black actresses from different generations to discuss the trials and tribulations of working in the entertainment industry. Alfre Woodard, Viola Davis, Gabrielle Union and Phylicia Rashad discuss competition and criticism.
