The actress proudly called Zahara an ‘extraordinary African girl’ in an interview with climate activist Vanessa Nakate.

According to Harpers Bazaar , Angelina Jolie discussed the topic of Black Lives Matter and African life with Austrian climate activist Vanessa Nakate for Time 100 magazine.

“My daughter is from Ethiopia and I have learned a lot from her. Zahara is not only my daughter, my family, she is also an extraordinary African girl,” the star said.

Angelina Jolie often walks around with her daughter and goes shopping.

The Maleficent actress added: “She has a connection to her country and continent through her skin color. And I can only stand behind to support Zahara.”

Previously, she shared that she was afraid that her daughter would become a woman of color in America: “There is always racism and discrimination here. I can protect my daughter, but I cannot protect all people of color in America. I’m even afraid that she will be discriminated against.”

In June, Angelina donated $200,000 to the NAACP Legal Defense Fund – to support the fight against racism.

Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie always protect their daughter.

In 2005, Jolie adopted Zahara from an orphanage in Ethiopia when she was 6 months old. The actress also adopted Maddox, in Cambodia. After that, she and Brad Pitt adopted Pax Thien in Vietnam. In addition, she also has three biological children – Shiloh, Knox and Vivienne – with ex-husband Brad Pitt.

Recently, the relationship between Jolie and Pitt has gradually improved. The paparazzi also caught the Hollywood actor riding a motorbike leaving his ex-wife’s $25 million mansion.

“Brad and Angelina have been struggling for a long time to come to terms with raising their children together,” a source shared with ET . The two have no plans to reconcile or contact each other. The only link is taking care of your future.”