The First Time I Jumped

I Think That All Of Us, As Americans, Are Due Due Process And Have A Right To A Fair Trial, And Have A Right To Be Considered Innocent Until Proven Guilty. I Think That Is The American Way And It's The Foundation Upon Which This Country Was Built.

My Mother Was Pretty Much On My Case All The Time.

The First Time I Jumped From A Plane, I Screamed Like A Woman. I Was Two Miles Up And You Could Hear Me Clear As Day. Now I Love It.

I'm Proud To Be An American. I'm Proud To Be An African American In America. I've Had Some Interesting Experiences: Some Great, Some Not So Great, But I Love It Here.

I've Come To The Conclusion That Beautiful Women In The West Aren't Comfortable Finding Strength In Their Femininity. They Want To Do Masculine-oriented Things To Establish Their Femininity. It's A Contradiction.