Allen West Quotes

I Am A Black Male Who Grew Up In The Inner City Of Atlanta And No One Ever Followed Me In A Mall. I Don't Recall Any Doors Clicking When I Crossed The Street. And I Never Had Anyone Clutching Their Handbag When I Got On An Elevator. I Guess Having Two Awesome Parents Who Taught Me To Be A Respectful Young Man Paid Dividends.

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