i love the video

yea I know Alicia is half white, half black, but she´s obviously only turning to her black part, I mean there are only black “superwomans” in the video. Only one white woman, and that is the social worker on the welfare office! And no hispanics. It´s obvious this song goes out to all the black women. Dissapointing, I think she eventually will loose some fans who ain´t black if she keep going on like this. I love her music, but I´d probably love it more if I felt I could identify with it more

This was a very inspirational video, and Alicia does her thing in every video or album she has put out. For the 2 comments before me, would you all be saying this if she was 100% black and not mixed? There are many african american or caucasian artist that had inspirational songs such as this one and didn’t cast any other race accept for their own. I don’t think she will lose any fans for this.

I am very moved by the beautiful credit given to the struggle and success of Black women in this video. Women historically are the foundation men have depended upon for their success achievements. Black women are strong and motivated to stand on their own foundation in a difficult world. This is a great song and anthem to black women. I am white and proudly married to a beautiful American “sister”. My wife has worked hard to be successful and was also touched by this song.