Raven-Symoné spoke to the show "The Breakfast Club" about how she feels knowing she inspires Black women through her character in "That's So Raven"
“When I was at the height of That’s So Raven and doing all of that stuff, there was no social media. So I didn’t get the feedback,” she said. After the series ended, she stepped away. “I kind of disappeared, I did my own thing. Now at 40… I’m hearing it now.”
What she’s hearing, she said, is gratitude from around the world. “It feels great to know that it’s Brazilians, Black people, South Africans, all kinds of… I think it’s also Chinese… It’s in so many languages.”
Fans tell her the show reminded them of themselves or their families. “To be able to have so many different kinds of women and people come and say, ‘Thank you for that show, it reminded me of me or family.’ So from every color, but including Black, obviously. Obviously.”
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