Contains digital video of actor and activist Jesse Williams' November 18, 2017 appearance in Alumni Arena for the 2017-2018 Distinguished Speakers Series.

Begins with an introduction by Undergraduate Student Association president Leslie Veloz (0:15), followed by a question and answer session hosted by alumna and former Student Association president Naniette Coleman, in which Williams answers the following questions from the audience: What did you want to be, and what issues mattered to you as a 20-year-old? (7:11); Can you describe your journey through an array of post-graduation jobs, and what kept you going through this journey? (10:36); Do you feel people underestimate you based on the way you look? (21:44); What does Grey's Anatomy mean to you, and are there particular parts of the show you are proud of? (24:22); How do you feel about the tremendous character development that led to the Dr. Jackson Avery (Williams' character in "Grey's Anatomy") you play today? (28:03); Is Hollywood ready to take on social justice? (33:58); How did you get involved in Black Lives Matter, and do you consider your work in film to be part of that movement? (43:10); Concerning Black Lives Matter, how do you support the story of a movement started by black, queer woman without becoming the story? (48:32); How do you define yourself as a multi-hyphenate? (50:27); Are you still working on a Harry Belafonte biopic? (55:26); What do you do for self-care? (58:04); Are you worried that your activism will hinder your own advancement opportunities in your career? (1:00:58); What's happening now in America that we need to be paying attention to? How do we recover from the regression we're seeing right now? (1:04:47); What is your best criteria for measuring success? (1:11:22); Where do you find hope in the middle of all this? (1:19:05). Video cuts out at 1:19:59.