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I Didn't Ask to Be Born

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by Bill Cosby


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  Contents

  Welcome

  Dedication and Acknowledgments

  Author’s Note

  Me and Marcia: You Bet Your Life

  Bernadette

  Message to the Groom

  The Morphamization of Peanut Armhouse

  The Missing Pages

  Voice Mail

  If Only Native Americans Knew Then What They Know Now

  If You’re Not in the Picture

  Erectile Dysfunction

  Too Late For Me But Perhaps Not for You

  Children Aren’t Your Friends

  My Own Room

  My Single Daughter

  My Son’s First Bad Word

  Raise Your Tail!

  Cabbage Patch

  They Should Do This Every Three Months

  The Last Word

  Newsletters

  Copyright

  Copyright

  Copyright © 2011 by William H. Cosby, Jr.

  Illustrations copyright © 2011 by George Booth

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  Page 59—From the Joseph A. Ferko website: Since 1922, the Joseph A. Ferko String Band has been entertaining audiences the world over. A participant in Philadelphia’s annual Mummers Parade, The Ferko String Band boasts the most successful record in the history of the parade.

  Page 114—American historian Howard Zinn (August 24, 1922–January 27, 2010) was a Professor of Political Science at Boston University for over 20 years and a noted author and intellectual.

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