It Takes Quite A Bit Of Nerve

I Didn't Say I Wouldn't Go Into Ghetto Areas. I've Been In Many Of Them And To Some Extent I Would Say This; If You've Seen One City Slum, You've Seen Them All.

A Narrow And Distorted Picture Of America Often Emerges From The Televised News. A Single Dramatic Piece Of The Mosaic Becomes, In The Minds Of Millions, The Entire Picture.

I Am Not Asking For Government Censorship Or Any Other Kind Of Censorship. I Am Asking Whether A Kind Of Censorship Already Exists When The News That Forty Million Americans Receive Each Night Is Determined By A Handful Of Men Responsible Only To Their Corporate Employers And Filtered Through A Handful Of Commentators Who Admit To Their Own Set Of Biases.

All Sport... Is One Of The Few Activities Where Young People Can Proceed Along Traditional Avenues, Where Objectives Are Clear, Where The Desire To Win Is Not Only Permissible, But Encouraged.

The Lessons Of The Past Are Ignored And Obliterated In A Contemporary Antagonism Known As The Generation Gap.