My name is Haja Zine, I am 17yrs old and I watch your show everyday. I see how you help people out and you are a very good person at heart. I would like to ask you to please help my family out so we can buy a big house. As of right now, my family and i want more space because 15 of us are living at home. There is not enough space for us in this house and we can't afford a bigger house because we are living off one income. My mom already seen her dream house, the house we trying to get cost 800,000 and as of right now we can't afford it. This is like a one time opportunity. I just want my mom to be happy because she suffer for my family since she was 15, and she is a good person at heart because she helps out in the community. Like when people are suffering and they have problem she would help them and make there problem her problem. She would scarifies for other people and they would just use her and laugh in her face but she still help people out. She is just a peoples person and I really want her to be happy. My father is the same way he take care of my whole family he works every single time of the day. I hardly see him or spend time with him and some time, I wish he can take a break from taking care of us and spend some time to him-self. I wish you would help us out because there are really good people that really deserve it and need to be happy. My mom name is Fanta Zine and my father name is Mohammed Zine. I would really like it to be a surprise to them. I live at 5301 shepherd st Bladensburg, MD 20710, my number is 301-927-7328 . The house they trying to get is located at 1370 piccard drive~suite 230~ Rockville, MD 20580 there number is 301-322-1652, and my mom dream house is the balmoral.

It is so pathetic that it is APPLAUDED when a black woman plays a part based on a white woman, but when a white woman does the reverse, the race card is played. How pathetic. It's moving forward when one race does it and taking a step back when the other does it. How about equal opportunity for EVERYONE, not just ethnic minorities.

Let's look at the most important thing...the women are happy with who are portraying them.