Gabrielle Union shared some 'fun facts” about the her cult classic cheerleading comedy, ‘Bring It On.’
, where she revealed a regret she had about the way in which she portrayed her character.
"I was given full range to do whatever I wanted with Isis in Bring It On, and I chose respectability and to be classy and take the high road, because I felt like that would make her be appropriate -- the right kind of Black girl," Union recalled, sharing that this was a"mistake" on her part."Black girls aren’t allowed to be angry. Certainly not demonstratively angry, and I muzzled her.
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