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Published 15:11 10 Dec 2016 GMT
Updated 15:15 10 Dec 2016 GMT
It reads: "At a time when most British exports to Hollywood have tended toward the aristocratic, this Irish-Ethiopian actress is a different kind of royalty, a 'brilliant chameleon,' in the words of her friend the director Annie Ryan, fit for a world of equal rights and dissolving borders."Are you rolling your eyes with us? What is more strange and aggravating about it is that they still refer to her correctly as Irish-Ethiopian almost directly after the 'British' part.
“I’m always very careful to say I’m Irish-Ethiopian because I feel Ethiopian and I look Ethiopian and I am Ethiopian. But there are 81 languages in Ethiopia, and I don’t know any of them.”
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