Raven Symone SHOCKS Oprah By Exposing Her In NEW INTERVIEW | Oprah Is SCARED

Raven Symone SHOCKS Oprah By Exposing Her In NEW INTERVIEW | Oprah Is SCARED.
Oprah questioned Raven-Symoné about not wanting to be labeled as gay, to which the actress affirmed, "I don't want to be labeled gay. I want to be labeled a human who loves humans." She expressed her weariness of being labeled and redirected the conversation to the topic of race, stating, "I'm tired of being labeled. I'm an American; I'm not an African-American. I'm an American."

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[tiannahierro]

Oprah is a hater! I love the way Raven described herself, by refusing to label herself!

[massbygus]

Talking about labels, WHY is the word "GAY" beeped...??? Like it's a course word or something...?

[amybell]

I'm not an African-American and I get sick of hearing people label their selves like that it is not true

[tracy_]

Glad you came out to speak your truth. And stating you’re an American not African American. Well good for you👍🏻 Oprah thinks she knows every thing👎🏻

[Juuytyg]

Way to go raven. More ppl need to think the same way, maybe it might be a better world.

[bicklebutterworth]

Raven has every right to her opinion. I am not nor ever have been an Oprah fan. We dont have African English..

[susannicholson]

I agree with Raven . I said I am not African American. I am American.Facts

[chrisd.]

Apparently the people who put this video together don't know the difference between Toni Braxton and Whitney Houston!

[angelawhitaker]

I feel the same way!!! I’m NOT AFRICAN American 🤔 !!! I’m AMERICAN

[EssettaAllen-wx]

Raven didn't mean she wasn't black I understand what she means it is annoying being labeled all the time and Raven right we were born in America so she wasn't wrong to say she's American I am black but I'm American too so I am on Raven side with this one and I'm tired of racism too we should all be tired of it

[queenpam.]

I too do not associate myself as being an African American. I am a brown American. My family is not African.

[sheilabrown]

Whoopi Goldberg said the same thing TO OPRAH years ago when she was with Ted D. … I AM AMERICAN, NOT AFRICAN—😮 AMERICAN!!! I HAVE NEVER BEEN TO Whoopi said I saw the show-Live….

[ThePistol]

All you do is keep repeating yourself over and over again making a 5min vid into a 23 minute waste of time

[kingjudahdaughter]

Why do people waste their time going on Oprah's show

[Rosieperkins]

In a way she is right! She is American born and raise.

[eve]

Why you keep showing Whitney Houston ?

[shadowmann]

I agree with Raven. I am an AMERICAN, not an African-American, and I do not consider that label to be respectful or correct.

[cherrydeleon]

PEOPLE PS. BOYCOTT, TYLER PERRY, OPRAH & LEE DANIEL'S. WE CAN DO BETTER. GREETINGS ✨️ 🙏

[georgecarter]

I'll stand with Raven, I've never understood why someone born in America would class themselves as something else.

[artdiv]

As someone born and raised in Canada by South Asian immigrants, this is what I've ALWAYS felt and love Raven so much for this! We are proud of our heritage but we are not defined by it. Whenever people ask me where I'm from, they're really trying to fit me in a box and that box is "otherness". I will always respond by saying that I am Canadian, which only prompts them to rephrase their question being like "well yeah, but what is your background, where are you from? Where are your parents from?". I am not seen as one of them which is why they want to know. I. Am. Canadian. Doesn't mean don't love my south Asian culture/heritage, but also don't know the full extent of my familial history, probably like many other children of immigrants, because that information is very hard to find and it doesn't matter to me either. I am not defined by the color of my skin.