After seriously considering what Bill Cosby had to say, there were a few letters submitted by poor Blacks who really felt bad about how they were living. Afromerica was fortunate enough to receive one of those letters and would like everyone to read how Cosby has changed Black America from being violent, uneducated, misinformed, and criminal suspects.

Dear Mr. Cozby,

The other day after I came home from looking for a job, I had a couple beers and watched some TV. I saw what you was saying on the television and I could not beleave how well you know us black peoples. Me and my wife talked about what you was saying and then got into a argument. Well, after I beat her because I don't have no job, I thought about what you said and apolojized to her.

I took all 167 vedio games from my kids and sold them and bought us a book. One of them big thick books. We cleaned up the house and started reading to the kids. They was happy. I was reading. My wife was reading. And we was all happy. But it didn't last long. Because she started again talking about I should put the joint out and stop smoking weed in front of the kids. I laughed cause I was high and told her Bill Clinton smoked weed. So I can too. They done even legalized weed, that's what I heard.

The people next door was playin theys music too loud. They was playing that Snoop Dog mess. I hate Snoop Dog. And told them they should start listening to Ludicrous. We argued about that for awhile then somebody called the police. They came two hours later. After me and the dude next door made up and started drinking fortys.

Anyway, I just wanted to let you know that all that night I was thinking about what you said and you right. So I'm gone stop hitting my woman and cussing at the kids. They need to read books. We got books Mr. Cozby, we do. Thank you for opening mine eyes so I can see how us black people is so damn stupid. I ain't buying no more weed. I'm buying hooked on fonics.

My baby mama calling so I got to go handle my business.

Davondavious Jones - aka Fat Albert