Zoe Kravitz recalls growing up in a contrasting environment between her mother, who created a strict, artistic household, and her father, whose rockstar lifestyle overwhelmed her youth. Living with her rockstar father introduced her to fame, granting perks like sweets and TV, but also molded her to quickly discern people's intentions, as she realized she had to guard herself due to her father’s trusting nature.
Kravitz reflects on the complexities of her mixed racial background, noting how children at school often struggled to understand her identity. This led her to question her own Blackness and share that confusion with her father, prompting a move to New York, where she felt a sense of belonging among 'weirdos' like herself. The transition was bittersweet, as it distanced her from her mother.
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