When The Doctor Told Me I Had

More Whites Believe In Ghosts Than Believe In Racism.

I'm The Baddest Among The Bad Guys.

My High School Had Been A Renovated Old Hospital, So When I First Came To The Ucla Campus In The Spring Of 1965, I Was Immediately Impressed By The Classic Northern Italian Architecture That Was Mixed With Futuristic Ultra-modern Buildings. The Classic Architecture Gave It The Heft Of Old Wisdom While The Modernistic Look Inspired Hope For The Future.

When I Was 17, I Worked In A Mentoring Program In Harlem Designed To Improve The Community. That's When I First Gained An Appreciation Of The Harlem Renaissance, A Time When African-americans Rose To Prominence In American Culture. For The First Time, They Were Taken Seriously As Artists, Musicians, Writers, Athletes, And As Political Thinkers.

But People Don't Know If I Can Teach The Game. I Know I Can. My Experience In Oklahoma Was Positive. It Opened My Eyes To How The Game Is Played - The Interaction Among Players, Fans And Media, How All That Works. You Have To Know About The Business Of The Game And How The Actions Of Players And Coaches Affect The Business. I Think I Have It Down Now.