ICE-T AND SISTER SOULJAH : A Danger in ‘Cop Killer’s’ ‘Free Expression of Ideas’?
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I am a black police officer, and I am appalled that Ice-T considers himself a role model. The lyrics of his new song prove he is no more than a common street thug and should be locked up. During this time of reconstruction and mending of racial and social barriers, trash such as what Ice-T is singing about is detrimental to society.
ANDRE BROWN, Studio City
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