This cuts right to the heart of

the crisis young black men face every day.

When they are not at home, relaxed and loved,

We are watching. When they are in the

classroom, told they are young, gifted, and black

with the world ahead of them, we are watching.

When they make it past their youth and their own

family has grown, we are still watching.

Waiting for our sons to make it home.

Black America is always watching, waiting for

the phone to ring!