Since The Days Of Slavery, If You

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.

There's A Lot Of Americans, Black And White, Who Think That We've Arrived Where We Need To Be And Nothing Else Needs To Be Done And Affirmative Action Needs To Be Dismantled.

I Respect The Audience's Intelligence A Lot, And That's Why I Don't Try To Go For The Lowest Common Denominator.

I May Have Been Born Yesterday, But I Stayed Up All Night.

As A People We Do Not Need Anyone Else's Stamp Of Approval.