I Used To Be A Discipline Problem,

We Not Only Grew Up On Be-bop; Be-bop Raised Us. For My Generation, Be-bop Came On Like A Light Bulb Going Flash Behind The Eyes.for Us, It Was Not Only An Intellectual Movement, But A Way Of Life. We Walked, Dressed, And Rapped Be-bop.

Another California Study Counted 30,000 Substance Abusers Who Are Pregnant Are White Woman. So, The Wire Paints The Picture Of Drug Addiction, Drug Dealing, And Drug Abuse As Being A Specifically A Black Issue.

Constance L. Rice, Co-director Of The Los Angeles Of The Advancement Project, Told The Times That Seltzer Might Have Been Influenced By David Simon's Fake Ghetto Series, "the Wire." It Figures. Isn't This Sexism? Isn't This A Double Standard? They're Hard On This Young Woman For Her Fake Ghetto Book, Yet Praise These White Guys For Theirs. So There's A Big Market In Downing Black Men.

I Finally Had To Go To The American Civil Liberties Union Here In Northern California To Get My Reply Published To What I Considered To Be A Hatchet Job Done By Stanley Crouch.

I Use Non-fiction Work Written By Whites In My Research. It's Indispensable. That Wasn't The Problem. I Said That "the Wire" Was A Cliché! It's Like My Writing A Series About Jewish Life And Casting All Of The Characters As Inside Traders.