Hey, don't sleep, White Boy is probably the coolest character on the show. He's living proof of that black-Jewish coalition that we're trying to build here in America.
Here's a piece no one cared about. Meh, whatever, probably the most enjoyable article I did during my stint at TIME. Premiered a month before I got laid-off. The nail in the coffin? Ya think?
Here's me going after Al. I didn't so much have a problem with him, as I had a problem with media acting like this dude was the go-to guy for everything black.
This was my first real story at time. I was writing for the Business section, a real change of direction for me. At any rate, it's about Wal-Mart's attempts to colonize the inner-city. As much as I enjoyed this piece, I mostly enjoyed going out to Chicago, which is a beautiful, beautiful city.
This a piece I did about the cops just outside our nation capitol, in Prince George's County, a few years back. I wanted to offer a counter to the dumb, conventional wisdom that if you paint your police force black, you could eradicate police brutality. In fact, Prince George's--one of the richest, blackest counties in the country--also had one of the most brutal police force's in the country.
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"Out Of Sight", featuring White Boy Bob, is the exception that proves the rule, because that movie is spectacular.
Hey, don't sleep, White Boy is probably the coolest character on the show. He's living proof of that black-Jewish coalition that we're trying to build here in America.
And, for sure, Hoopz is all-outdoors fine.
Sadly, this is one of my favorite shows on television.
And since I've shamelessly admitted that: Any guesses on the person tattooed on White Boy's arm? The husband and I are betting on Wayne Newton.