Perhaps Art Is A Quest For The

Racism Has Been For Everyone Like A Horrible, Tragic Car Crash, And We've All Been Heavily Sedated From It. If We Don't Come Into Consciousness Of This Tragedy, There's Going To Be A Violent Awakening We Don't Want. The Question Is, Can We Wake Up?

You Know If We Were To Look Back And How We Were In 1955 Living In Jim Crow, Living In Segregation, Living In Segregated Schools, It's Hard To Believe That It Was America, But It Really Was.

You Can't Teach Talent. You Can't Teach Inspiration. You Can Teach People Critical Facilities. You Can Give Them Techniques. You Can Teach Discipline. And You Can Teach Them About The Business.

Each Person Has A Literature Inside Them. But When People Lose Language, When They Have To Experiment With Putting Their Thoughts Together On The Spot-that's What I Love Most. That's Where Character Lives.

When I Was A Kid, My Grandfather Said That "if You Say A Word Often Enough, It Becomes You." Thinking Of That Later In Life Gave Me This Idea That I Could Try To Become America By Learning The Words Of People From Many Aspects Of The Country.