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Archive for May, 2007

“I GET BY…

With a little help from my friends.” Lately I find myself quoting the dynamic duo of John Lennon and Paul McCartney (I still quote Biggie and Pac more than I should too!).  Despite the poignant lyrics, I’m not one to call on somebody for help. Mainly because I don’t want to owe anyone anything, but [...]

IF ROSIE WERE BLACK…

Would Barbara Walters have fired her a long time ago?  A white friend of mine asked me that question yesterday.  To her I replied, “What do you think?”