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Who's your favorite stand up Comedian that's still alive?

Are you employed? Is the job you have cool for you? Also, what job would you like to have if your current job is whack? Also, how was school for you growing up? I'd like to think everyone was kind and pleasant, but kids are probably the meanest creatures on the planet.

Big fan, I've been dickriding for years.

I wanted to ask about your book "The Coloring Book." I understand your a Comedian, thus, the book probably has some funny points, but I'm wondering if you made any legitimate arguments about race using historical data or statistics.

Will your book, to any degree, be read in a College class somewhere, and then be analyzed for its poignant arguments and use of historical documents. Or is it just a completely opinionated book with pseudo statistics.

I'm interested in the book either way, but if you touched on different defining moments in American history in regards to race I'd like it even more. For example, if you cited some Supreme Court cases such as, Plesse v. Ferguson, People v. Hall, Ozawa v. U.S etc., I would be even more interested in your book.

Main point: Are you just fucking around with the issue of race, or are you doing the former as well as providing historical & legal data to contextualize the information and validate your statements?

Who's one person that you liked a lot, but died, quit, or completely changed for the worst right before they hit their peek in talent or success?

It would be Patrice Oneal for me.

Fair enough, the book still seems like a good read.