Tracee Ellis Ross says she railed at her “Blackish” character’s sexist chores.

“What I did speak about . . . was, ‘Why am I carrying laundry?’ … I started calling them ‘lady chores.’ … Can’t Anthony [Anderson] do the lady chore,” she told the “Can’t Stop Watching” podcast.

“I believe every relationship is a negotiation between two people … [and] the more that we portray that on television, the more that that becomes the reality out in the world.”