Dat Boy Malcolm Random Crap Show

Me and classmate Adam Ogburn visit the East Austin Barbershop and talk with customers and barbers about the sporting atmosphere at the location.  Historically known in the black community, a barbershop is a place of bonding and a meeting place of community.  This location does all of this in a small setting and the people there are enjoyable and a joy to be around.  Instantly we felt like part of the community.  

This time I break down comedian and activist Dick Gregory.  I explain his passion and impact on the comedy.  I bring up how he uses the issues of the black community in his works and relate it in a humorous way.  I share my views on him and his importance plus show why he was bigger than a comic.

Starting off with an analysis of African American comedians dealing with political issues in their stand up.  The first episode focuses on Richard Pryor as I break down how he deals with topics like the relationship between the black community the police, his views on religion and his critique of capitalism.