Tuesday, January 27, 2009

I went to the bestest school lol

Apparently my former school mate that used to pick on us youngsters at the lunch tables and dominate on the courts (and hasn't stopped) is taking his prowess and production company to new heights while showing a truer side of our homeland. Baron Davis has put out a documentary on the Bloods and the Crips. Check it out:

It's funny moving to NYC and seeing how people here think they know about the gangs or the kids try to wear colors and emmulate. It's not the same as how we used to know streets and terrirtories. Know who was who from what hood and where, what hand symbols meant what and know when to leave....immediately. I'm proud of BD for doing this and I hope it keeps getting viewed as well as picking up accolades.

1 comments:

Sugar & Spice Event Design said...

Man... this is so good. This is the education that EVERYONE needs to had. I have had the opportunity to really chat and work with kids living this life and they are more human than all of us. It is important that people open there mind to destruction, so that they can better repair situations. I gotta see this doc! Thanks for the info!

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