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Mr. Ronon Farrow, I am Mr. Rick Jenkins, and I greatly admire your work. At 64 years old, with 20 years of service in the Army behind me, I am now enjoying my retirement. I am disappointed by the lack of discussion on the blackmail issues involving Bill Cosby and NBC. It appears NBC thwarted Cosby's attempts to acquire their media company twice, claiming a black person could not own a media corporation. This event highlights the systemic barriers people of color face in achieving top positions. The trial's integrity was compromised with false testimonies from women paid to slander Cosby. It is vital to thoroughly investigate such matters, just as we teach our children to do. Hollywood's reluctance to embrace diversity in entertainment, like a black "X-Files" or hero, perpetuates inequality. This bias extends to Miss America pageants and societal challenges faced by people of color. These issues contribute to the unfortunate reality of police violence and global depopulation efforts disproportionately affecting communities of color. It is crucial to shed light on these injustices. Sincerely, Mr. Jenkins