Sam o steen biography of michael jackson
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Joe wasn&#;t the only Jackson father to abuse his children?
That is not a normal childhood either though. A common childhood in places like Gary, but not a "normal" childhood. I'm sure many of those people who grew up in tough places like Gary look back on their childhood with sadness like Michael did, because they all had a rough childhood. For people who grew up in a better neighborhood, yes, a childhood can be all about Disneyland and rollercoasters. But I don't think Michael was asking for that much. Just having a loving father would have meant so much to him. People often forget, but Katherine spanked Michael too, and yet he adored her, never felt afraid of her, never complained about being abused by her, because Michael can tell the difference between dDuranDuran said:
Mike was always talking about living a "normal childhood". Well that involved getting spanked with a wooden board by teachers in school. And also getting bullied by the other kids, getting into fights, or them taking your money or your clothes if they were something in style. He seemed to think it was all about going to Disneyland & rollercoasters. When the Jackson family was in Gary Indiana, many of the kids in their neighborhood were in street gangs.
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by Steve Cornell
The world has been mesmerized by the life and death of Michael Jackson. Jackson lived a sad and tragic life. Public acclaim was part of his narrative from a young age and ultimately became a source of personal ruin. The dream (perhaps his father&#;s more than his) became a nightmare. But the appetite of the world for his fame fed the machine that took him out. I wonder if he would have traded it all for a good relationship with a loving father. In the end, there was a form of insanity that engulfed his life. But, no matter how pathetic, the world loves its idealized version of Michael Jackson.
Why do we hunger for super stars? It&#;s as if we have some sort of strange need for them. They live in the imaginary world that we create for them and somehow their enigmatic unreality meets a desire in the hearts of those who crave them. There is this strange universal longing for someone who breaks the mundane patterns of normal life. There is a longing in the human heart for something or someone who transcends the ordinariness and is bigger than life. It is a pursuit as old as history itself but mere humans cannot meet that need for us. They always disappoint our fragile dreams no matter how tenaciously we hold to our twisted versions of reality.
So I invite you