Black Men - One Might Be The

I'm Pretty As A Girl.

I Live. I Travel. I Eat. I Pray. These Are The Things I Do. I'd Rather Be In My Condition Than Be A Man With Four Children In A Four-bedroom House, Working Hard Every Day To Pay For His House, Taking His Children To School.

There Comes A Time In Every Person's Life When He Has To Choose The Course His Life Will Take.

I Did Not Disregard My Culture, If I Did, It Was The White American Culture, And I Accepted My True Culture, When I Accepted Mohammed Ali, Because This Is A Black Name, Islam Is The Black Man's Religion, And So I Would Like To Say, That I Would Like To Clarify That Point That I Reclaimed My Real Culture, And That's Being A Black Man And Wearing A Black Name With A Black Body, And Not A White Name, So I Would Never Say That I Didn't Disown My Culture.

On My Twelfth Birthday, I Got A New Bicycle As A Present From My Folks, And I Rode It To A Fair That Was Being Held At The Columbia Gymnasium, And When I Come Out, My Bike Was Gone. I Was So Mad I Was Crying, And A Policeman, Joe Martin, Come Up And I Told Him I Was Going To Whip Whoever Took My Bike. He Said I Ought To Take Some Boxing Lessons To Learn How To Whip The Thief Better, And I Did. That's When I Started Fighting.