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A Man's Got To Take Care Of His Family. You Live In My House, You Sleep Your Behind On My Bedclothes, You Put My Food In Your Belly Because You Are My Son; You Are My Flesh And Blood, Not Because I Like You. It Is My Duty To Take Care Of You. I Owe A Responsibility To You.

One Of The Hardest Things In Life Is Having Words In Your Heart That You Can't Utter.

I Got Out Of The Army - In My World - I Came To New York, For Instance, When The Civil Rights Movement Was Just Beginning, And That Created A Certain Energy, A Certain Rumble, A Certain Impetus For Black Actors.

Before My Grandpa Built His Own Church, We Went To The Neighboring Town, And It Was A White Community. You Know, Up North, Mostly Middle European People And Indians, Chippewa Indians. We Were Welcome To That Church, But Once We Got In, They Didn't Know What To Do With Us.

One Day, My Youngest Uncle - The Other One Who Was First To Go To College, Randy - And I Were Sitting Out On The Front Porch. And He Was Brilliant. He Ended Up - He Just Retired From Boeing Aircraft In Wichita, Kansas.