Tuesday on “The Talk” Keke Palmer discusses her new film “Alice” about slavery and why this movie is important to her. “We all think about these kinds of movies as it pertains to black people, slavery in history in America and immediately puts you in this oppressive state of mind…I think the thing is, is not shy away from the past and history because there is so much to learn there, but how can we specifically tell a story in a way for the youth to still want to be involved.” Palmer adds, “For them to be able to say, this is the foundation of where I came from. This is the foundation of resilience, pride and hope and faith to move forward. That is the hope we have with ‘Alice.'”
Colton Underwood: ‘I’m the ‘happiest, the healthiest I’ve even been’; Talks Wedding Plans
