Chicago 1990

"What's this? Huh?"

After seeing this news, Song Ya was in a mess, "Because I sued CBS for discrimination, they said that I also discriminated? Can I get a tie or what? Don’t they know that the two things are completely different in severity? ?"

White discriminates against black is common and obscure, but it is easy to cause major events. Black discriminates against white... To be honest, it is almost always on the bright side under certain circumstances, pretending not to pretend, such as some teams with a majority of black athletes. Internally, and the most obvious example from the hip-hop music circle.

Of course, in general, black and white discrimination does not have much impact, because as far as society is concerned, black people can occupy a dominant position in the mainstream, and there are too few areas where discriminatory behavior is qualified to cause actual harm to others.

"But we ourselves can't completely ignore political correctness."

A+CN Director Gordon replied on the phone: "Just like the Soul Train Music Award, it must be made clear on the surface that this is not an award set up exclusively for black musicians, but only for loyalty to the soul, jazz, blues and other blacks. Music itself. For those black universities, it is impossible for them to directly send documents saying that they do not admit students of other ethnicities, as well as the BET channel. They are more diversified than A+CN, but they are also limited... Our group really needs to pay attention to it in the future. , Former victims cannot openly become perpetrators."

"Wait, wait, wait, say it as if the trouble was not caused by the company under your management?"

Song Ya asked, "What the **** is the white girl who accused us of?"

"Sorry, APLUS, I was just discussing matters."

Gordon explained tiredly: "I heard that the back office will be located in the outer suburbs of Chicago. Many employees who feel that commuting is really inconvenient have reported leaving. Our brain drain has been severe recently. The employee who interviewed the white woman did not have personnel training. So just..."

"Have you really said those words? Haha...Anyway, I am not the absolute controlling party of A+CN now. You can't blame Gordon on my head. The choice of the new site is the result of the collective resolution of the board of directors."

Song Ya sneered, "Now that A+CN is accused, what are you going to do?"

"Let Mrs. Flock's law firm help in responding to the lawsuit. First contact to see how much evidence the woman has, and then... If the situation is not good, only dismiss the employee involved and apologize."

Gordon replied: "I can only pray that the scheming woman did not secretly record the record."

"Fxxk, you better handle it beautifully!"

Song Ya didn't say anything, "Talk to Alicia more."

"I know."

Gordon sighed and hung up, feeling tired, when someone knocked on the door outside the office, "Come in," he said.

"Hey, Gordon, how are you doing?"

A middle-aged black man of the same age walked in. He was an old colleague from BET. He heard that he had already moved to CBS not long ago.

CBS? Damn it! He saw the small undercover agent sent by APLUS, and the figures of Goodman and Hamlin Lawyer Kim Wexler flashed past the door.

"Why did you come to Chicago?" It didn't happen again, so I got up and shook hands with my old friend.

"There is good news."

The other party smiled, "CBS wants to dig you into the 24-hour news channel that will be launched at the beginning of next year, as your old business, the evening news anchor, the one with the most weight."

"Fxxkyou!"

Gordon scolded a rare swear word, "Don't think I don't know what you CBS want to do."

"It's a good opportunity for you anyway, isn't it?"

The other party persuaded: "If the three major wireless stations are counted as a 24-hour cable news station, once CBSnews starts broadcasting, it will immediately be one of the top four that can match CUU, MSNBC, and FOXnews, and you will become our main anchor. This is the highest achievement in the history of an African-American media person. How much better than a small channel with few subscribers in Chicago? Huh? And CBS promises to give you no less than the annual salary here, long appointments, and no need to be APLUS. The nouveau riche singer is humiliated. Yes, I have heard some rumors that a stinky hairy boy would dare to scold you in public..."

"I am not a traitor to the whole race at this time."

Gordon pointed at each other with his index finger, "And you, you have sold your soul to the white devil, get out of my office, now!"

"Calm down, Gordon..."

The other party wanted to persuade him again. Gordon had already pressed the beeper to ask the assistant to call the TV station security.

"Gordon called just now that CBS tried to dig him, but he refused."

New York, Tribeca, Ms. Sloan puts down the phone.

"Hehe, it's because the lobbyist sent by CBS was seen by Kim from Goodman Law Firm?" Song Ya sneered.

"Maybe CBS did it on purpose?" Ms. Sloan said, "Don't be challenged by APLUS."

"Perhaps." This kind of story was ignored, and Song Ya casually doubted it.

"The bad news is that CBS doesn't seem to want to give in." Ms. Sloan added: "They want to protect Big Pelo."

"Then go to lawsuit. Cochrane's strategy is to sue CBS on allegations of systemic discrimination. Then all his family's top executives, anchors, editors, and reporters in the past publicly and even privately may be taken out and examined by us. Winning without telling them will at least make them jumpy for a while."

Song Ya said: "Cochrane will prove to me that my money was not spent in vain."

"Well, he has this ability. The good news is that CBS, or your enemies still seem to want to suppress and discredit you with the same upright methods as before. If you change me, press the black pot of murdering 2PAC to you. After going up, just strike while the iron is hot and find an African-American gunman with a blood gang background to solve the problem, so I won't play such troublesome tricks."

Ms. Sloan laughed: "Then Motula can mourn you pretensely and release your memorial album."

"Is this also called upright? Okay, okay, I take it as good news..."

Speaking of it, isn't it a failure to be a traverser and face an assassination crisis? The blame is on the long tradition of assassinations here, a country where even the leader may be fatal...

If you kill Motura yourself, will it affect it too much? Motula is not little Lori, and now it seems that someone with more energy than him is involved in this matter. Killing that Italian may not be useful, but...

Song Ya's mind was spinning quickly.

"I advise you to sign in to the next home for A+ Records earlier, at least one more big company umbrella."

Sloan said: "If you look at it this way, EMI and Polygram are both inappropriate."

"For local companies, then only Warner... and Disney are left."

Song Ya broke his fingers and started planning, "Or reconsider Universal, Emm..."

Suddenly there was twenty dollars in the palm of his hand, "Hurry up anyway, hurry up! Take advantage of the long-winded lawyers to go out to dinner." Sloan kicked off his high heels.

"Wesley, Wesley, don't be nervous. I heard about me. Don't worry about Halle Berry. Many people witnessed the stun of APLUS. Did anyone see you beating Hallie? No, did they?"

In the Upper East Side, Motula is also calling Wesley Snipes, "Didn’t your lawyer have prepared the litigation documents long ago? Ask him to submit it to the Los Angeles prosecutor. You can’t lose this lawsuit... listen. , Listen, now you and Robert De Niro starred in the end of the fire for a week, the box office is only more than 6 million, the total box office is expected to be less than 20 million? That is a project with a production cost of up to 55 million! You have caused another disaster to Columbia Pictures. I guess John Carley has the heart to kill you now. Hurry up, even if you create a topic for your movie."

"Tommy."

Anthony Pellicano walked in suddenly and turned on the TV.

"I know it was at the party at David Geffen's house. I know. I know that the witnesses at the time were all Hollywood celebrities. Don't worry about Wesley's future in Hollywood. I promise you will still have a movie. Believe me. ."

Motura hung up, and a local entertainment program in Los Angeles on the TV was also working on the death of 2PAC. "According to the news we heard exclusively, we are pretty sure that on the day 2PAC was shot, he did not want to go. Las Vegas, it was Sugonite who repeatedly invited him to change his plan to appear in Las Vegas...'

"What do you mean by APLUS? I want to throw the pot back to the blood gang, and to Sugnett?"

Motula looked at it and smiled, "Ha! This headless fly~www.wuxiaspot.com~maybe we don't need to do it anymore."

"Not APLUS."

Anthony Pellicano's face is serious, "He can't influence this TV station, but Universal can."

"What do you mean? Isn't Universal Music the distributor of Sugnat?" Motura asked.

"You may not know that the man behind the scenes who helped 2PAC mother fight for the copyright of his posthumous work and record is the death row record distributor Records, a label of Universal. He secretly funded Derui, who rebelled on death row records, to open a new label. It’s also a record. Remember the time 2PAC was in jail? Sugnett got him out, so 2PAC was grateful to change his singer contract to Death Prison Records, but which record company was 2PAC’s previous contract? , Still a record!"

Anthony Pelicano said: "It seems to be playing a big conspiracy, so..."

"I understand, so they are going to detain us to APLUS...snatch it back and continue to detain Sugnet, right?"

Motula suddenly realized, "As long as Sughnet is not ruined and goes to jail, they and 2PAC mother can't grab the copyright of 2PAC's posthumous works and records, and Dre dare not show up."

"Correct."

Anthony Pellicano nodded: "We can't do harm to Universal and Records at this time. No, there is already a butterfly effect, otherwise Universal will not risk exposure and let related media go shirtless."

"That kid is really lucky, lucky pig..."

Motura murmured to herself, thinking for a while before getting up to get the jacket, "In any case, our goal has been achieved, the previous wave of public opinion is enough, you continue to work as planned, and I will go to see Howard Skinning. Mr. Ge."

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