Because, and especially now, this crazy world and social media, and people can attack anonymously.

It's a whole, right?

But I've always been fascinated when people tell you anyone, but especially if you're a public figure, that this is how you should act or speak or vote or whatever based on your skin color.

And with Tiger and Michael Jordan, they kept saying, well, you need to do this and stand

up more for the black community. And they said, you know, why? Because we have the same

similar skin color? Like, what are the rules there? And I always was a little not knowing them, especially at the time,

why is there pressure? Why is there pressure from, you know, the black community to say,

you must do this. And I respect them for doing what you did, which is saying, this is how I choose

to live, regardless of what the

expectations are. Why do you think there's that kind of pressure that people put on each

other?

Well, I think most people are not. They don't think as individuals. I don't know. Let me

see if I can put this into words without offending anybody. Listen, it's great.

Let me repeat the quote that you said.

At this stage of my life, I don't need to apologize for anything.

So you say what you want to say.

Yes.

That's pretty much it, I guess.

Listen, if people want to join organizations, they want to join groups, if they want to create

a kind of solidarity that gives them credence or some purpose, that's fine.

But there are those of us who don't need to go through life in that way.

Being put in a box almost.

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