A few Chicago homicide stats for 2018: Total Homicides: 589. Black victims: 465, Black assailants: 65. Police-involved shootings (all races): 6 killed, 15 wounded. Conclusion: While the police-involved shootings are regrettable, African Americans in Chicago have much more to fear than the police. For source, google: Illustrating Chicago Values
BE THIS GUY over 5 years ago
Ray, introduce him to some Motown. Maybe you’ll find something to bond over.
Alabama Al over 5 years ago
Coulda played the Dead Kennedys’ “Police Truck.”
Troglodyte over 5 years ago
The price to pay for love.
Masterskrain over 5 years ago
As I have asked for years… what does “rap” have to do with music?
vaughnrl2003 Premium Member over 5 years ago
I hope she is worth it.
well-i-never over 5 years ago
Kinda makes you warm all over.
jvo over 5 years ago
Seems to apply to Aussie lasses as well. :/
jvo over 5 years ago
But that’s what happens to you if you come to the US from a country where only criminals have reason to be scared of the police. :(
TerryBardy over 5 years ago
Great idea!!!
Richard S Russell Premium Member over 5 years ago
Boomboxes! I remember them. Especially the one that Radio Raheem carried in Do the Right Thing.
For a Just and Peaceful World over 5 years ago
A few Chicago homicide stats for 2018: Total Homicides: 589. Black victims: 465, Black assailants: 65. Police-involved shootings (all races): 6 killed, 15 wounded. Conclusion: While the police-involved shootings are regrettable, African Americans in Chicago have much more to fear than the police. For source, google: Illustrating Chicago Values
prrdh over 5 years ago
Is the name of that song “Goodbye, Mr. CHiP?”
cavandweller over 5 years ago
Weird that Gary can’t draw black people.
bakana over 5 years ago
Hostile Reception from Junior, Ray?
ford458 over 5 years ago
Well if you cannot say something nice don’t say anything. Screw that, this guy twodoor is a deep cesspool, and he does not belong in the funny papers.
robnvon Premium Member over 5 years ago
Ray is way cooler than the kid. But then Mr. Happy is inspiring him to do so. Hail, Mr. Happy!