I Live In New York

It Has Been My Observation That Parents Kill More Dreams Than Anybody.

Since The Days Of Slavery, If You Were A Good Singer Or Dancer, It Was Your Job To Perform For The Master After Dinner.

This Film [chi-raq]is A Declaration. It's A Scream. It's A Warning. And I Can Really Break It Down To One Scene. That's The Scene Where We Have The Eulogy And Sermon That Is Given By The Great John Cusack.

One Of The Great Things About African-americans Is That We've Always Had This Attitude: We Make Do With What We Got. It Comes From Our Ancestors Being Slaves.

I'm Trying To Keep Up With What's Happening In This Turbulent World.