Unfortunately, we must report that we’ve lost a young giant filmmaker in
Gregory Everett who recently passed away as a victim of covid19. Folks, this is a heartbreaking story to write about but I shall attempt to do my best.
I first came to know this young and promising man through the late Roland Freeman as Gregory was in the beginning stages of putting together his award-winning documentary “41st And Central” a project that he literally put his whole soul into that chronicles the history of the Los Angeles Chapter of the Black Panther Party and it’s rise under the leadership of Alprentice “Bunchy” Carter who was eventually gunned down along with John Huggins on the campus of UCLA January 17, 1969.
Adjourning Thoughts and Silver Linings, 2020 Details
@THE GUSS REPORT-The end of 2020 is finally here, and aside from investors in Amazon, Tesla and Zoom, few came out significantly ahead.
The year ends in ways that only the Communist Party of China could foresee staying quiet early on about the Coronavirus and blocking efforts to study it. It squandered millions of lives and trillions of dollars and should be held accountable but probably will not. Even those who survived COVID still lost because it stole a year from the remainder of every life. Not bad if you re young, but if you have five healthy years left, the virus stole 20% of it.
despite allegations of his sexism, racism. he told me i needed to go and dance on soul train. and internal investigations. in 1985, ten years before the o.j. simpson trial, tia morris testified before an administrative board about the behavior of mark fuhrman and other officers. it happened because of the lieutenant that noticed the issues were spilling over to another watch. he told us what he observed and what he had been hearing about the men against women and w.a.s.p. the white anglo-saxon police. he did specify he knew it was stemming from fuhrman and said he was going to start an investigation and he did. they weren t formally punished but his reputation took a hit. so then mark fuhrman comes up for a promotion and you say? no. bernard parks was an lapd
lieutenant that noticed the issues were spilling over to another watch. he told us what he observed and what he had been hearing about the men against women and the white anglo-saxon police. he did specify he knew it was stemming from fuhrman and said he was going to start an investigation and he did. they weren t formally punished but his reputation took a hit. so then he comes up for a promotion and you say? no. bernard parks was an lapd deputy chief when fuhrman came up to promotion. a person s background had to be as sterling as possible. i made a point to always take a moment to look at somebody s background and not give them an opportunity to put the department in a bad light. so you knew he would put the department in a bad light? my view was you didn t want to take the chance. one year after fuhrman was
o.j. simpson trial, tia morris testified before an administrative board about the behavior of mark fuhrman and other officers. it happened because of the lieutenant that noticed the issues were spilling over to another watch. he told us what he observed and what he had been hearing about the men against women and the white ang low saksen police. he did specify he knew it was stemming from fuhrman and said he was going to start an investigation and he did. they weren t formally punished but his reputation took a hit. so then he comes up for a promotion and you say? no. bernard parks was an lapd deputy chief when fuhrman came up to promotion. i made a point to always take a moment to look at somebody s