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I love Wendy Raquel Robinson. She is so talented and funny, a dancer, an actress, and always working. I was so surprised to run across this article of her and she's everything that I imagined her to be; humble, God-fearing, and loyal. She's been on The Game for 9 years and The Steve Harvey Show for six years, do you ever hear her bragging and talking about coins and mistreating people? Uh  no. This is how you remain gainfully employed in Hollywood. You don't see Wendy trying to be seen, or heard. She just does the darn thing. This is someone worth respecting. I love her even more after reading this article. Enjoy!

Wendy Raquel Robinson Exclusive: Actress Talks Legacy, Experiencing God's Power, Discernment in Choosing Roles

May 19, 2015

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Wendy Raquel Robinson is well known for portraying strong women on television shows like the hard-hitting fictional character Latasha "Tasha" Mack on the BET series "The Game," but now that the series is ending the actress is combining her faith and gifts to solidify her legacy.

Robinson, 47, has spent nine seasons on "The Game" and six seasons on the television series "The Steve Harvey Show." While she has provided laughs and entertainment to countless viewers, Robinson's behind the scenes work with her nonprofit school, the Amazing Grace Conservatory, has helped mold young minds.

The nonprofit school recently created a contemporary "Sister Act Too" production, where young people between the ages of 8 and 18 performed original songs, dances and spoken word.

Robinson has a passion for helping young people has used her gifts of dancing and acting to teach and mentor students interested in the performing arts for over two decades.

Entertainers like actress Rhyon Nicole Brown and singer Elle Varner were students at the school that has been open 18 years. Robinson, a veteran entertainer, not only has a passion for helping disadvantaged youth through her school, but believes she's fulfilling her God given purpose by doing so.

"I had no idea we'd be doing this as long as we've been doing it. You think you've got a dream and God is like, 'No, let me show you what a dream is; let me show you a greater vision,' and that's just what He's done," Robinson told The Christian Post.

"He's just poured into the lives of me and other people. It's just been a mutual blessing that I could not have scripted, I couldn't have written. "I think it is the one thing that has kept me so sane in a business that is so uncertain."

The actress comes from a Christian upbringing which helps to ensure that she doesn't take her blessing for granted. However, it was a fire in her home 10 years ago that allowed her to experience firsthand the miraculous power of God.