I Was A Busy Kid In High

I Don't Like Going To Football Games. I Like Watching Them On Television. When You Go To A Game, It's Hard To Focus. There's So Much Going On, And It's Cold. I'd Rather Sit And Watch It And Get Replays And Commentary.

It's Not Enough To Say We Need To Love Each Other, You Have To Go Behind That And Say We Need To Change These Policies, We Need To Fight, We Need To Protest, We Need To Agitate For Change.

We Have A Serious Problem With Incarceration In This Country. It's Destroying Families, It's Destroying Communities And We're The Most Incarcerated Country In The World, And When You Look Deeper And Look At The Reasons We Got To This Place, We As A Society Made Some Choices Politically And Legislatively, Culturally To Deal With Poverty, Deal With Mental Illness In A Certain Way And That Way Usually Involves Using Incarceration.

Recently, John And I Got To Go To Selma And Perform It On The Same Bridge That Martin Luther King Walked Over. Once A Landmark Of A Divided Nation, The Spirit Of This Bridge Now For All People Regardless Of Race, Gender, Sexual Orientation Or Social Status. This Bridge Was Built On Hope And Welded With Compassion. Common

Fear. People Are Afraid Of Talking About Their Fears And Insecurities. They're Afraid Of Expressing Emotion Beyond Anger, Dominance, Or Power, And They're Afraid Of Getting In Touch With Their Feminine Side.