Rap and Race: The Reaction
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Bottom line: Ice-T will make his millions and politicians will receive cheap publicity. Neither is doing crap for the babies being shot by gangs or the 10-year-olds who have no chance for a decent education.
So continue this ridiculous controversy over rights. Some of us have a triple recession to suffer through.
CAROL SOUDAH
Glendale
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