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Alexandra Mayers LIVE a tribute to Bob Ross…

Alexandra Mayers LIVE – a tribute to Bob Ross & a list of Beautiful Men (part 1)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-6x6G3jApMk
Alexandra expresses that though there are men who make her feel ill, there are also men that she feels are beautiful…

Alexandra encourages women not to allow a few bad apples to spoil the bunch in regards to their willingness to be open to love and relationships.

Good men are out there and the goal of the few evil and bad men is to make it appear that there’s far more of them than there actually are.

Alexandra shares her thoughts on anger and hate – then shares why it’s important to identify the source of what (or maybe who) exactly is at the root of our anger.

The first 2 Beautiful men Alexandra Mayers discusses in this series are Bob Ross & Wesley Snipes.

Fun Fact: Bob Ross’s curly hair was actually a perm. His natural hair was straight.

Alexandra Mayers LIVE Lady Gaga Superbowl Half Time…

Alexandra Mayers LIVE – Lady Gaga Superbowl Half Time Show Reaction & Barbara Bush on the Fraud aka Trump
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aZ1v4KF4chg
In this 2017 Superbowl 51 Half Time Show reaction video, Alexandra Mayers offers her commentary on Lady Gaga’s incredible performance.
Alexandra Mayers also shares her thoughts on President George Bush Sr. & Barbara Bush’s appearance at the start of the super bowl to do the coin toss considering Barbara Bush’s open disdain for the fraud known as Donald Trump (specifically due to his horrific treatment of women).

Alexandra Mayers LIVE A tribute to & commentary…

Alexandra Mayers LIVE: A tribute to & commentary on Wesley Snipes PLUS thoughts on Jungle Fever
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vbAnLesP43U

Alexandra Mayers shares her commentary & thoughts on her teenage crush – award winning actor, director and martial artist Wesley Snipes.

At the start of the webcast, Alexandra explains about how due to growing up in an environment void of Black men, seeing Wesley Snipes face for the first time on the cover of a magazine in a grocery store when she was in her early teens helped to shape her personal image of exactly the type of man she hoped to meet later oneday.

Alexandra discusses some recent news pertaining to Wesley Snipes & Kanye West and questions why the mainstream media seems to consistently attempt to stifle Black Unity.

Alexandra also shares her thoughts and commentary on the movies Blade, White Men Can’t Jump & Jungle Fever.

Lastly Alexandra explores the topic of interracial relationships and theorizes that the issue of race (or ethnicity) may generate more revenue for media outlets & corporations than porn or sex.