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	  TYSON.GIF   Picture of Champion Fighter MIKE TYSON.

	  ABYSS.GIF   Guess what this is.

	 PARROT.SND   Sound of a Parrot.
		      This is for those women who think
		      men will just parrot back their
		      feelings about Rape.

	 PARROT.GIF   Photo of a Parrot.


	  A French KISS is NOT rape!   BITE your TONGUE!!!

	  "Come on and Jump, JUMP into my Fire,
	   Run right into the flames!"
		-- ETTA JAMES
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	"I like to hurt women.
	 When I make love to them.
	 I like to hear them scream with pain,
	 to see them bleed.... It gives me pleasure."
              --- MIKE TYSON
	      from [***] page 43   

	FIGHTERS are just brutes who come to entertain the
	rich white people.  The masters get two of us
	BIG BUCK SLAVES and let us fight it out while
	they bet, "MY SLAVE can whip YOUR SLAVE."
	     -- Cassius Clay (MUHAMMAD ALI) 1964
             from [***] page 34


        "Sometimes I wish I was a dog & Howard was a tree."
		    -- MUHAMMAD ALI on Howard Cosell
		    from [***] page 33

	"It's NOT that I have any negative views on women.
	 You just kind of have to keep them in place.  If
	 that means tossing them in the dumpster,  then that's
	 what you've got to do."
		    -- MORRIS DAY  1985
		    from [***] page 41

	"I'm so sick of women.  I hate women.  Women are BITCHES.
	 They're horrible.  They're great to be friends with,
	 they're HORRIBLE to be involved with."
		    -- SANDRA BERNHARD  1989
		    from [***] page 41


	[***]   BITCH BITCH BITCH
                by Mike Wrenn & David Wheeler
		(Dell Trade; New York; 1990)
		NOTE: notice how few quotes there are
		by BLACK WOMEN in this book.
		I could only find SADE ADU on page 67.
		You know SADE.  She's from Senegal
		and she did the song:
		"LOVE is Stronger then PRIDE".
		 Great music!! For ADULTS only.

	  [*]	THE BLACK LIGHTS
		inside the world of Professional Boxing
		by Thomas Hauser
		(Fireside book; Singapore; 1991)
		Mr. Hauser has also written a book entitled:
		MUHAMMAD ALI: His Life & Times

		"Perhaps the BEST book on Boxing & Boxers ever."
			  -- BOOKLIST

		  a DAY in the Life from page 173 of [*]

		  10:00 AM         wake up
		  10:30 AM         RUN
		  11:30 AM         shower
		   NOON            juice & fruit
		  12:30 PM         read newspapers & magazines
		   1:30 PM         leave home
		   2:30 - 4:30 PM  GLEASON's Gym
		   5:30 PM         laundry
		   6:30 PM         dinner
		   7:30 PM         watch television
		   11:00 PM        evening news
		   MIDNIGHT        bed

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    ROMANCE falls like Rain
    but all the motives are insane.
    Everytime that he plays the game
    he feels the pain.
    (He feels the pain.  Who is to blame? Who is to blame?)
    from SHAKER song on Extensions CD
    by the Manhattan Transfer
    (Atlantic; 1979; 19258-2)

     "You better hear what I'm saying....
      Girl you better wiseup & stop playing games
      you must think good men are a dime a dozen.
      Take my advice girl you better think twice
      because if you want to keep him you better love him."
      I heard this on WZOU but I didn't hear them
      announce who sang it.  Hey, I'm only human.
      And I'm STILL learning.

      "Games were made for 2"

      "It hurted while you flirted,
       now the Student has become the Teacher."

      "Some of them try to run but they can't."

      "NO WAY -- NO you're never ever gonna get it.
       You had a chance to make a change...
       I give to the NEEDY & not the GREEDY."

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       "Float like a Butterfly,
	STING like a BEE."
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				     RAPE
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     RAPE AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE

     There are two forms of Rape in the U.S. and both are felonies:

     1.  Forcible RAPE - The crime of sexual intercourse with a
	 NON-consenting (most often female) victim through the
	 use or the threat of force.

     2.  Statutory RAPE -  Sexual relations with a female who has not
         yet reached the statutory age of consent
	 (i believe this is 18 years old but NOBODY ever told me.
	  How the HELL can you TELL if they are 18.  What happens
	  if they look 18, they tell you they're 18, but they're
	  17.9 years old.   Do you card them?  What if they
          don't have a driver's license?
	  What age are the beauty queens at beauty contests?
	  Aren't they ADULTS?

	 BACK TO GROLIER:
	 Statutory rape age varies from state to state but usually
	 ranges from 12 to 18 years old.  Sexual intercourse with
	 a person who is mentally deficient or unconscious and
	 therefore incapable of giving consent is also sometimes
	 considered statutory rape.

     The origin of rape laws can be traced to the widespread belief that
     women were the property of men. A female was first considered the
     property of her father, to be bartered for in marriage.
     Because her virginity was valued as the principal asset,
     rape was considered a theft. Once a woman was married, she belonged
     to her husband. Rape was treated as a crime against the husband's
     exclusive sexual rights to her. Because marriage gave these rights
     to the husband, legally, it was not possible for him to rape his own
     wife. Because penalties for rape were severe, rape laws came
     to include elements that protected men against false accusation. The
     consent of the victim was often at issue, and the defense frequently
     argued that the woman had not resisted her alleged attacker.
     By the 20th century it had become increasingly difficult in U.S. courts
     for the victim to legally prove that she had been raped.
     She had to establish, OFTEN with a corroborating EYEWITNESS,
     that intercourse had taken place, that it had not been provoked,
     and that violence had been threatened. Today rape is considered
     the most underreported of the violent crimes. It has been
     variously estimated that 50 to 90 percent of rapes occurring in the
     United States are not reported--because of shame, threat of retribution,
     or the victim's fear that she will not be believed. Convictions are
     difficult to obtain, and, even when convicted, the average rapist
     spends less than four years in jail for the offense.
 
     IMPACT OF THE WOMEN'S MOVEMENT
     
     During the 1970s the women's movement helped to redefine rape as a
     crime of violence. In many Western countries legal definitions of rape
     have been expanded to differentiate degrees of sexual assault and to
     adjust the penalty according to the extent to which aggressive force is
     used. The aim of such changes is to allow more active prosecution.
     Women's groups have developed rape-crisis and counseling centers
     to help victims and to inform both professionals and the public.
     These centers aid victims in coping with their feelings after a rape
     and support them as necessary in dealing with the medical, police,
     and legal systems. Additionally, some hospitals and police departments
     have implemented similar programs to help the victim. Preventive
     measures taken to deter the incidence of rape, particularly on
     college campuses in the United States, include improved
     street and corridor lighting, escort services,
     and self-defense training.

    from The Electronic Encyclopedia (TM)
     (C) 1988 Grolier Electronic Publishing, Inc.

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    My own feelings about RAPE is that women use rape as a
    TOOL to move themselves upward.  When people lack the skills
    (or don't want them) to move up the ladder, people will use
    whatever TOOLs they have available to reach their goal.
    Women use SEX.  The legal system is setup today so that men
    can be manipulated by women using SEX.  What's funny about this
    is... wasn't the legal system setup by MEN???
    RAPE is a tool that can be used as a weapon to strike NEGATIVELY
    at someone else.

    Women can be their own worst enemies.
    What point is their in making both your life and
    someone else's life miserable?

    RAPE is a 4 letter word.
    But who really gets FUCKed.

    DID MIKE TYSON TAKE A DIVE?
    I think so because of the 1st MUHAMMAD ALI comment above.
    And MIKE did it so the beauty queen would get Promoted by the Media
    (IE. get media exposure).  Didn't she act as an announcer
    on NBC TV EVENING NEWS on Memorial Day weekend recently?

    But this mystery spills over into another one....
    Is MUHAMMAD ALI faking a head problem to help discourage
    people from becoming fighters?
    Maybe.  For it seems surprising to me that MUHAMMAD ALI
    suffered many head blows because...
    Look at the title of the book "THE BLACK LIGHTS" above [*].
    If you look (5 pages after the title page NOT NUMBERED so
    you must count) you'll see a quote by MUHAMMAD ALI
    that defines it.  To save you time I'll put it here:
    "They say when you get hit & hurt bad you see BLACK LIGHTS --
     the black lights of unconsciousness.  But I don't know
     NOTHING about that.  I've had 28 fights and 28 wins.
     I ain't NEVER been stopped."
	   -- MUHAMMAD ALI, 1967

     I agree with MUHAMMAD ALI about boxing.  But I think that
     for some people it is one of the few ways that they can
     go all the way to the top.  And isn't boxing an Olympic
     sport.  At the Olympics its multi-racial so goodbye
     slaves comment.  Unless you feel that everyone who
     works for a living is a slave.  But I'm NOT an expert.
     And I also agree that Head injuries in boxing are very serious.
     Maybe the rules of boxing should be changed so that
     NO head blows are allowed at all.
     Aren't ALL contact sports dangerous?
     Are Hockey players SLAVES?

     I believe that to show the symptoms that MUHAMMAD ALI
     acts out (Slow, sometimes slurred speech) he
     would have had to have been Knocked out several times.
     And from his comment here it sounds like he has
     never been knocked out.  You decide.

     To summarize:  My guess is that MIKE TYSON never laid a
		    glove on that beauty queen named
		    (if I remember correctly)
		    DESIREE WASHINGTON.
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			   THE ROCK
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		      "Easy to be Hard"
			 - 3 Dog Night
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			          BEAT THE RAP
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	"Getting fame" is the repeatedly stated goal of graffiti
	writers.  Because there are so many thousands of writers
	in the city, to get fame an individual must stand out
	from the others.  The competition is very INTENSE.

	Once a writer is "UP", he finds himself on a treadmill.
	In order to get fame and to rise to the top of a
	multitude of competitors, he must get up over & over
	again.  He is then rewarded by prestige & admiration
	-- satisfactions he finds hard to part with.
	Once a writer stops for good, people soon forget about
	him, and NEW KINGS take his place.

	from page 28 of the book:

	SUBWAY ART
	by Martha Cooper & Henry Chalfant
	(an OWL book from Henry Holt & Co; New York; 1984)
	
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		                Do U know who U see
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     "Do U know who U are?  Then it doesn't matter who screamed 1st.
  Did it matter who ate of the apple 1st? The end result was NEGATIVE."
	    from PURPLE RAIN
	      by Prince & the Revolution
              (Warner Bros; 1984; 9 25110-2)
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       If you want to see what happens to someone
       who really has raped a woman,
       I strongly suggest seeing the movie:

       "Riders on the Rain"
       Charles Bronson starred in it.
       You'll be surprised how this movie gets the point across.
       I believe this film was made in France.
       Check it out.
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	 "You see it your way and I see it mine,
	  but we BOTH see it slipping away."
                 -- The Eagles
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		      What are U gonna do when 1 + 1 makes 3
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     "Changing Bodies,
      Changing Lives"
      by Ruth Bell
      and other co-authors
      (Random House; New York; 1987)

      "Woman's Day
       Book of Family Medical Questions
       by John G. Deaton, M.D.
       & Elizabeth Jean Pascoe
       (Random House; New York; 1979)
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			       a RAPE of JUSTICE
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     While crimes motivated by hatred toward groups specified in 
     the federal law are treated by Congress as social injustices,
     when based on disability they are seen in a wholly different light.
     In various criminal statutes, such as dependent adult legislation,
     disability-biased crimes are seen as random acts of passion rather 
     than violence -- the presumption being that disabled people provoke 
     and invite abuse due to their behavior or attributes. (This double 
     standard is the SAME as that evident in criminal laws dealing with 
     PRESUMPTION of rape: that women tempt men and then cry, "rape.")

     But the truth is that anti-disability violence is produced by a 
     whole series of ideological structures that legitimatize oppressive 
     behavior. Disabled people face a pattern of oppressive societal 
     treatment and hatred, much as women face misogyny, gay men and 
     lesbians face homophobia, Jews face anti-Semitism and people of 
     color face racism.

     Sandra Lambert, a disabled feminist writer, thinks of 
     disability-related violence as a less explicitly violent form of 
     oppresssion. "Disabled people aren't shot down in the streets of 
     South Africa or the urban United States.  They aren't killed as they 
     go camping with their lesbian lover. There are never TV images of 
     disabled people being beaten, shot or set on by dogs. "

   from:
   The Disability Rag
   May/June 1992. Volume 13, Number 2
  (On-Line Edition of America's Hard News Disability Magazine)
   Copyright 1992 by The Avocado Press, Inc
  (I S S N  0749-9596)
   Editorial Office: The Disability Rag, Box 145, Louisville, 
    Kentucky 40201, United States of America. (502) 459-5343.

   Circulation and Subscription Office: The Disability Rag,
    1962 Roanoke, Louisville, Kentucky 40205, United States of 
    America.

   Indexed in the Alternative Press Index (Box 33190, 
    Baltimore, Maryland, 21218-0401, United States of America.)
   Available on Microfilm in the Alternative Press Collection 
   of University Microfilms, 300 North Zeeb Road, Ann Arbor, 
   Michigan, 48106, United States of America.

   Computer users are invited to spread The Disabiilty Rag
   throughout Cyberspace.
     Bill Scarborough
     System Operator, The Yellow Dream Machine B B S
     (512) 451-3222  300/1200/2400  N/8/1

     SPECIAL OLYMPICS is taking place in Boston & it's FREE.
     I believe it's taking place at Boston College but you
     can check by calling:
     SPECIAL OLYMPICS -- GREATER BOSTON
     605 Comm Ave, Boston
     (617) 353-9310

     CHECK your phone book to find the SPECIAL OLYMPICS near you.
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   Did you know that there's a HARD ROCK CAFE in NEW ORLEANS?
   I just learned that by looking at the front of a woman's T-shirt
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			      NON-alcoholic drinks
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       Many of the Earth's cultures have always managed
       without alcohol (though they tend to have other
       stimulants).  Traditional drinks from these regions
       are the inspiration for some recipes, while others
       come from the country communities in our own part
       of the world.  More use the widening range of EXOTIC
       fruits & vegetables available in our markets & stores.

       from page 5 of the book:

       THE NON-ALCOHOLIC POCKET BARTENDER's GUIDE
       by Jill Cox
       (Artists House; London; 1988)

       What does this phrase mean in Islamic countries:
		  "Lowest of the Low"

       I believe that we have the same here in America.
       It's called Integrity.
       Integrity means RIGID adherence to a code of behavior. 
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	 I SING TO YOU MY SILENT PRAYER
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	      "My life seems UNREAL
	       my crime an illusion
	       a scene badly written
	       in which I must play."
	       from song:
	       SOMEWHERE THEY CAN'T FIND ME
	       by Simon & Garfunkel
	       from their album:
	       SOUNDS OF SILENCE
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      WHITE folks ask me, "Was it FUN?".
      I don't even know what fun is.
      That's such a corny expression.
      I never heard anybody BLACK that I talk
      to or hang around with say:
      "MAN, we had some FUN!"
      What the FUCK is FUN?
      BLACK people just tell you what they did
      but WHITE folks say: "We had fun."

      I have NEVER known what they meant.
	-- MILES DAVIS, 1989   [***] page 75

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	     Gonna look fine RAIN or SHINE!!
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       You can see me at the PARROT JUNGLE
                          in Miami, Florida.
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			     B.U.D.
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	  "I'm not God and I'm definitely NO Angel."
		"don't trust me trust yourself."
		    "your mind is your own."
			   the PARROT
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