We Not Only Grew Up On Be-bop;

Richard Price Got A Million Dollar Advance On One Fake Film Book Based On A Paragraph Outline And Is Able To Seduce Gullible White Reviewers Who Know Less About Ghetto Life Than He. The New York Times Has Devoted More Space To Price's Tourist, Ghetto Writing Than To Any Black Writer In History.

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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 Was Roommates With 2 Of The Guys Who Were Influential In Forming The Black Arts Philosophy. I Called Them "goons," And [amiri] Baraka Took Offense At That. But If You Read His Autobiography, The Night We Went Up There For A Fundraiser, He Talks About How He Wished That Some Violence Would Happen To Us. How Do You Like Baraka As A Gracious Host?