The Essence Of Childhood, Of Course, Is

My Grandpa Didn't Believe In Hugging And Kissing, Or Saying I Love You. His Love Had To Do With The Way He Treated You. When He Said, We're Going Here, We're Going There, He Was Telling Me About Life. That Was His Love For Me. My Love For Him Was Listening To What He Said, Keeping Out Of Trouble, Doing Right, Being Fair.

Violence Won't Solve A Thing. It Makes It More Challenging To Solve, Though.

Let Me Say This: I Only Expect The Black Media To Uphold The Standards Of Excellence In Journalism And When You Do That, You Have To Go In With A Neutral Mind.

The Essence Of Childhood, Of Course, Is Play.

It Is A Point Of Pride For The American Male To Keep The Same Size Jockey Shorts For His Entire Life.