She still looks the same.

I truly believed that she looked like a younger version of Janet Hubert when they were both on the Fresh Prince. And that was NOT because of her skin colour either.

She is well spoken. Good interview. 👍🏼

My cousin grandfather told a story about the church he attended in new Jersey back in the day, it was a black church how they separated families in the church by the brown paper bag comparison if you were lighter than the paper bag you had to sit on one side of the church and the darker people sat on the other side families didn't sit together I was shocked hearing this as a kid ,and couldn't believe my ears

Thank you Tatyana...Colourism is a Construct!!!!

I agree with how you saw Ms. Janet! I thought she was radiant and glamorous ❤

Unapologetically black: let me take a gander did they expect rolling heads, rolling eyes, or hands on hip back bone slip...shake it.../who wrote a script like that, and why was an attitude represented by race in a story. Colorism is real in the black community and unfortunately the matter is now becoming addressed.

"You assume that colorism only comes from the white community" Well, if that's not ironic....

MsJanett having the spotlight on her created jealousy. Her natural talent was a "problem"

this is true. however people fail to discuss the origin of this inhumane problem. what is the root of colorism in america???

She grew up into a beautiful woman. Cute as a child, beautiful as a woman. How can we get rid of racism when racism is everywhere :| Just like sexism. Women can be more sexist to other women than men are.

She’s avoided the question because she doesn’t want to lose roles.

Here from Facebook news

Race is a social construct. It differs from country to country

She just said that she knows what "an unapologetically black woman" means... but she was weirded out when they asked her be that character. Well if you know what it means and they asked you to play that role as an actor, I dont really understand the issue. Was she offended by that stereotype? Did she turn down the role? What was the point of that statement?

Tatyana's husband Vaughan Rasberry is the lightest skinned black man out there! So Tatyana certainly knows a thing or 2 about colorism.

Is it make up or the light or photo shop . It seems she did some lightning of her skin .her face looks different

Fekicia rashad was a beautifuk black wman who played the mother in the Cosby show.

I wish Americans would invest in a dictionary so they can see they have been misusing the word race.

She isn't light skin she has lose hair. So people often call her light skin because she doesn't have kinky hair. I think the issue with claiming that things are a construct everything even government. Each country runs their country differently with different laws but like colorism and racism there are real consequences and privileges to colorism. Just like many wealthy people run government and even non-governmental officials can surpass many laws with their wealth privilege looking a certain way especially as a partial or fully black woman can live life differently. A non-mixed light skin black woman still has privilege in black society and it white. People often assume a light skin person who is "well-spoken" as they say has one white parent. White people assume their politics align with theirs. And in the film industry the mixed and light skin women are first choices for most roles especially as wives and girlfriends while the dark skin black women are picked as the angry hard to get along with sister souja types. Even in Being Mary Jane, even as successful as she was Mary Jane was seen as a mess.

T A sure did circle talk and avoided answering the question.🤔

Sorry, Felicia Rashad. My keypad sticks.

She is so right,I'm Asian (bengali) from UK...its not just a white (quote) colour thing .you do get it more in minoritys...in our community if you are very dark you get shunned..but if you light skinned you are OK and welcommed with open arms.all I can say is God made evryone different,shapes ,colour etc all types..ti get rid of racism in any shape or form,change your own mindset and that of your community..and except that we all human beings.....☝️❤

Colorisn is all around the world. In India it is a caste system and you are permanently fixed in your caste at birth. All of it is a European construct and a product of their invasion and warfare around the world. The conquered people of the world adopted this way of looking at themselves while at the some time placing a value on their life and the life of others around them. If you were a child of the invader and your mother had another child by a native, then you were more valuable and superior. Perhaps this was because you could win your family value or favor. Never mind that your mama may have been raped to conceive you. In modern times, it's removed from its roots and it a mindless way to rank yourself and to win an empty fake superiority. I don't seem to be able to take it in. It has never meant a thing to me and if so, it's in reverse. I love dark people, I think they are beautiful. My sister is dark, I'm much lighter. I love my sister and I love myself. I just plain like us in the full range of colors. I love seeing us on TV and I always will.

Smh, Tatyana was asked what colorism is and instead of her actually admitting that she does not experience colorism since she is brown skin she centers herself to speak about anti blackness and racism. She shouldn’t have been speaking on behalf of colorism because brown skin people don’t face colorism they face anti blackness.