I Don't Know Why, It's Just What

My Nine-year-old Daughter Is Very Creative And Colorful And Trendy.

When You're Performing, You're Creating A Moment.

We As Black People Have To Tell Our Own Stories. We Have To Document Our History. When We Allow Someone Else To Document Our History The History Becomes Twisted And We Get Written Out. We Get Our Noses Blown Off.

We Lock Ourselves Into Our Own Philosophies, Our Own Religions, Our Own Walks Of Life, And If We Fail, We Condemn Ourselves And Then We Get Sick.

It's Almost Like A Lot Of Black People In America, A Lot Of Young Black Men, Are Born With This Cloud Over Their Heads. It's Their Penitentiary Cloud, This Philosophy We All Have, That It's Harder For Us.