WHITE BOY RICKY – Review by Diane Carson
In mid-1980s Detroit, with few, if any, prospects for a comfortable life, Rich Wershe Sr. deals handguns and AK-47s. To keep his father from prosecution, fourteen-year-old Ricky gravitates to drug dealing, soon pressured to work as an FBI informant. Ricky balks, quits and then starts up on his own, selling the African-American community in which he is accepted.
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