Since finding her voice, thanks to her popularity, Browning has occasionally made the most of the opportunities to speak up about her parents' impact on her life, her ethnicity, and identity.
For instance, while speaking with Refinery29 in August 2018, she explained why she didn't prefer to be described as biracial instead of just a black person.
"My first answer is: 'My parents are Black,'" she told the publication. "Part of the reason I say that is because I want to help shift people’s ideas of different ethnicities, thinking that they all have to look the same."
She further stated that she should also not be called biracial because she has light eyes. "I can still have Black parents," Browning added.
The same year, she also sat down for a conversation on the headline-making radio show The Breakfast Club. There, she revealed that she was adopted, while talking about her folks and ethnicity.
The actress said that she saw herself as being from a black ethnicity while growing up. Moreover, she was not raised in a biracial household; hence, she didn't think and call herself biracial.
"I think of myself as Black — because that's what I am. But for some people, I guess the confusing part happens, really, when I have to explain that to them," she explained.
Logan Browning posted a throwback picture with her mother in July 2021. (Photo: Instagram)
During the long chat, she even unveiled that she had never met her biological parents. Because of that, she felt there was a part of her identity outside of her ethnicity she still didn't know.
"But I don’t see myself as any different," she later added.
