His father is black-creole southerner Barry Lebough... I got it off his Biography on www.IMDB.com. Give me your feedback.
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i am shocked i had know idea but that explains why he knew how to rap on the movie holes
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how is it that no one knows his name yet you search for him anyway? what are you basing your search on? Your gran ma can't remember his name? Well maybe I can see if she has old folks disease, but does she not have some record of him,too much info lacking to go hunting sorry
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i know you can understand him better on that 70's show than you can on yo momma. but maybe since he dated lindsey lohan he thinks he is cool. whatever. my husband likes him though. he is in love with fez. i don't know why.
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You spelled it wrong Tappahannock Virginia. He is not Jamaican. His mother and father are form Virginia.I know almost everthing about Chris Brown.
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Where in the world did you get this information????  Personally I think he's a great actor and a great guy from what I've heard.  And I think it's great that he stood up for what he believed about the CSI franchise.  I mean come on do we really need all these spinoffs?  So I would definitely say great actor.
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Maybe Ray Nagin is getting stoopider- he wants to be Forrest Gump (always talkin' about Boxes of Chocolates and what not).\n\nThere were many other ways he could have stated the idea that would have been acceptable...the fact that NOLA is/was predominantly african-American in population.
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Is he very "ethnic" or is he thoroughly Americanized with no real racial heritage identity? If the latter then I (speaking as someone from a minority background but who identifies his heritage as the the legacy of George Washington, Teddy Roosevelt and the American GI), then let me tell you that race doesn't matter.
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Very sketchy info; he left BST in 1968.  He then did work on Al Cooper's "Al's Big Deal (unclaimed freight") in 1975.  Since then, everyone I've spoken to has the same story-- he had a mental breakdown, and has been living in a mental institution ever since the episode (1977 or 1978)... "ahh... jucyfruit"
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One time I was in a store and I saw a little boy point at a black manaquin and make a little gun out of his hand.  He said something to his dad that I couldn't hear, but it made his Dad very mad.  I heard his dad saying that he had plenty of black friends and where would he get an idea like that.  \n\nI wonder where that little boy got those racist ideas.
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Maybe this will help you try to get an analysis of race. I just had to do a Baldwin essay but unfortunately it wasn't "Sonny's Blues"..\n\nhttp://cai.ucdavis.edu/uccp/sblecture.html
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Samantha S says that you are just praising King Booker because he is "AFRICAN-AMERICAN". Well Samantha I have A question for you: when is the last time you have seen an African American win a major title?(DON"T GO PULL THE ROCK OUT YA A**!)\nALL HAIL KING BOOKER!!
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The actor asked to be let go.\n\nFrom the NY Post:\nAkinnuoye-Agbaje is now working on a semi-autobiographical film he's written and will star in about the experience of African immigrants in Europe.
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I haven't heard him - yet - but I certainly enjoy his parents' music, so I'll try and find out some more.  \n\nThanks for telling us!
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My brother, you are trying so hard to find your Father. Keep seeking.  He has promised this "...seek, and you shall find.."\n\nMay God bless your efforts.... I remember the search.
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His real name could be Alexis you know.  Or Alexander.  Why don't you check a bio for one of his siblings maybe its in there.
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on wikipedia, it says he's african american/caucasin.
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Mr Williams and Mrs Williams\n\nSeriously his full name was Stanley Tookie Williams III,\n\nAs he was the third it would be a good indication that both his Father and Grandfather's first name was Stanley! \n\nCan not help you with his mother's name though.