Alumbrado -> RE: Black Men Must Take Responsibility (12/12/2007 6:45:17 AM)
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ORIGINAL: juliaoceania Of course, agree with the Black guy that is not really a part of the community he critiques.... because he has as much idea of what is going on in the 'Hood as you do Sorry that Bill Cosby isn't 'real' enough for you. And the sad thing is, you'll never realize how much more that says about you than it does about him. "He was born William Henry Cosby Junior, in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, on July 12, 1937. His welder father, William Senior, abandoned the family while Bill was still a child leaving the youngster to raise his younger brothers, Bob and Russell, while their mother Anne found work as a domestic. " http://www.hellomagazine.com/profiles/billcosby/ "William Henry Cosby, Junior, was born in Germantown, Pennsylvania, July 12, 1937, to Anna and William Cosby. There were four boys in the family, but one died from rheumatic fever at six years old. Soon after the young boy's death, William Cosby, Sr., left his family and joined the Navy. Bill, the oldest son, became the man of the family and helped his mother pay the bills by doing odd jobs such as delivering groceries and shining shoes. He tried to keep up with his school work, but he dropped out of high school to join the Navy in the early 1950s. Cosby's mother had always stressed the importance of education to her children, and so eventually Bill earned his diploma through correspondence school and was accepted at Temple University in Philadelphia on an athletic scholarship." http://www.bookrags.com/Bill_Cosby "Cosby's son Ennis was shot to death in January 1997 after stopping to change a tire just off a Los Angeles freeway... The same year, a woman named Autumn Jackson was arrested after trying to extort $40 million from Cosby, claiming to be his illegitimate daughter. Cosby admitted to an affair with Jackson's mother but denied fathering Jackson. She was convicted of extortion and sentenced to 26 months in jail... " http://www.who2.com/billcosby.html
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