CLEVELAND(AP) Hugh Hefner became a first amendment icon in the 1950's and '60's. Larry Flynt followed suit in the '70's. Howard Stern became the face of envelope-pushing controversy in the 1980's and basically every year since ... and now:
Deante Young.
The jack-of-all-trades entertainer has launched a new blog entitled, "White Girls Are Easy" (http://www.whitegirlsareeasy.com/) under the moniker, Mr. SnowPlow which happens to be his alter ego. The blog features articles, photos and video purportedly proving "the easyness of white women."
Needless to say, it has sparked the usual round of controversy and a pervasive public outcry.
"What Mr. Young fails to understand is, he is polluting our culture with this racist and sexist garbage," says UCLA Social Development Director John Uptight. "He's a talented and creative genius, but this [the new blog] sells those attributes short."
In a statement issued through his production company, April Fool's Entertainment, Young defends his latest endeavor; "It's just like my talk show. What I do is exploit the actions and words of adults. The public hates brutal honesty, but I am blessed to have the courage to be who I am and not who others want me to be."
The blog is available at www.whitegirlsareeasy.com.
Deante Young.
The jack-of-all-trades entertainer has launched a new blog entitled, "White Girls Are Easy" (http://www.whitegirlsareeasy.com/) under the moniker, Mr. SnowPlow which happens to be his alter ego. The blog features articles, photos and video purportedly proving "the easyness of white women."
Needless to say, it has sparked the usual round of controversy and a pervasive public outcry.
"What Mr. Young fails to understand is, he is polluting our culture with this racist and sexist garbage," says UCLA Social Development Director John Uptight. "He's a talented and creative genius, but this [the new blog] sells those attributes short."
In a statement issued through his production company, April Fool's Entertainment, Young defends his latest endeavor; "It's just like my talk show. What I do is exploit the actions and words of adults. The public hates brutal honesty, but I am blessed to have the courage to be who I am and not who others want me to be."
The blog is available at www.whitegirlsareeasy.com.
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