"For me personally, I feel like what I've really been thinking about lately is allyship. Because it's really hard when you feel like you're suffering," Nina emphasized. "...I don't always think that

"For me personally, I feel like what I've really been thinking about lately is allyship. Because it's really hard when you feel like you're suffering," Nina emphasized. "...I don't always think that people who are silent don't care, but that's how it comes across. And I think now, more than any time, is a time to show your allyship to the people that you love who are in your life, to the people that to help entertain you, to the people who you interact with...and even if you don't have anybody in your life who is black, now is the time to stand up because if it's a black problem, it's an American problem."

Nina went on to explain that she doesn't necessarily speak for the black community.

"And it's always hard because I feel like when something happens with a white person, we don't expect them to speak for everybody," she noted. "I feel like somebody white could commit a crime and I don't feel like white people think, 'Well, they done ruined it for all of us,' you know? I think it's this weird ownership that you have to take on as a black person because so many people feel like you speak for an entire community."