Joseline Hernandez Speaks On Racial Identity, Big Lex Brawl, Co-Parenting, Joseline's Cabaret + More

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  @peppergreen8124 · 3 years ago

  The fact that’s she proud of being a black woman I love that

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• SO

  @SoulfulMentality · 3 years ago

  Afro Latino doesn’t mean you literally have an Afro. It means you’re of African descent.

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  @ItsChrisWorld · 3 years ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AzOJ6Ali2Q0&amp;t=787">13:07</a> &nbsp;Exactly because I’ve met her before and she was so sweet. I saw her walking to her seat at a Monica concert, I walked over and asked her if I can take a pic. She told me wait till after the concert over. (I thought to my self.. yeah okay 🙄) but after the concert I was standing in the hall and she walked over and said “hey boo. Let’s take our pic!” 😍😍😍

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• EL

  @Elatnu · 3 years ago

  Joseline said, &quot;third eye open&quot;<br>Keep evolving Joseline. Love to you and your family.

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• LE

  @leahnole9771 · 3 years ago

  Jocelyn,<br>To hear you talk so proudly about what you learned in college at the HBCU about Black history was so delightful. It reminded me of my college days and all the wonderful African-American history, related laws and Civil Rights movement details I learned about in my Africana studies classes. I am proud of how excited you were to learn. You should consider going ahead, getting your GED and going back to college. <br>From a Sista from Brooklyn, NY

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• AN

  @anb.b9219 · 3 years ago

  Jess is so right! Joseline should go into wrestling!!

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• IA

  @iamtheejlatrice · 3 years ago

  When Joseline was co-hosting The Real, that&apos;s when I really started to like her. When people sit down to actually have a real conversation with Joseline, you can tell she&apos;s super genuine and speaks from the heart.

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• SI

  @SistaGurlonFilms · 3 years ago

  Race, Ethnicity, and Nationality be tearing some folks up! Joseline was basically saying her Race is Black, her Nationality is Puerto Rican, and her Ethnicity is Hispanic. I don&apos;t know why this is so hard for people to comprehend

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• PR

  @Prev8ster · 3 years ago

  Between this and the Drink Champs interview I actually have gained SOOO much respect for Joseline. She&apos;s actually very smart, had a rough childhood that some people couldn&apos;t escape from and she&apos;s open minded to listen if you come with good intentions. I love that she heard NORE out and changed her perspective. I adore her pride in being a black woman. The addiction for her came from many generations before her (lost her father from it) and I just pray that she gets stronger, healthier, and continues to prosper! This was another great Puerto Rican Princess interview

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• HR

  @HR-up5lf · 3 years ago

  That was so entertaining and you could feel the chemistry between Jess and Joseline.

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• BE

  @beingsimoneiman5810 · 3 years ago

  Her sharing her fathers struggle with addiction adds a layer to her humanness. Addiction disorder is hereditary, and she may fall but her intentions are to live beyond that. God bless you, Joseline.

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• CA

  @capo1ball · 3 years ago

  I respect her hustle. She doesn’t take no for an answer. No excuses she believes in herself. I don’t necessarily agree with some of the things she do but I do respect her ambition.

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