KATO
| Gender | Male |
|---|---|
| Occupation | Script Writer |
| Location | Miami {Little Cuba}, Florida |
| Introduction | Member of SAG-AFTRA-AEA since 1980. I speak, read and write Spanish. I speak bits of other languages i.e Hebrew, Chinese, Russian etc.. I believe in the Holy Spirit of God and Jesus Christ. I thank God every morning when I wake up and every night before bed and say a blessing before every meal because no one knows when their last day on the planet is. 2. I am a strong believer in true love sees NO skin Color, because God does Not see skin color. 3. I am passionate and strong supporter of ALL Interracial dating, romances and mix marriages between all races because I truly believe that it helps to end racism in the world. 4. I am passionate about ending racism, bigotry and ending the "1 Drop of Black Blood" rule from the minds of everyone in this country who refuses to openly accept that a Bi-racial person that is half African American/Black is just half (NOT whole) Black and the Bi-racial person is half of two beautiful races. 5. I am very passionate and proudly support the Latin music of Salsa and Merengue because it was created with a mixture of my African heritage with the Cuban and Puerto Rican Latinos. |
| Interests | Screen writing,Roller skating, Volleyball, Video games. My favorite websites are www.lovingday.org and www.imdb.com. I can be found on both websites. |
| Favorite movies | Guest Who's Coming To Dinner, Something New,Casablanca, Cooley High, Man On Fire, Aladdin, Taken, All Bruce Lee films, Something About Mary, Singing In The Rain, Airplane. |
| Favorite music | Salsa, Merengue, 70's pop and disco, Christian music in English & Spanish. |
| Favorite books | Any books on Cinema, film and television. Hollywood Reporter, Hollywood Daily Variety. Non fiction books on Interracial relationships and topics. |
Which is more important to you and why: flexibility or expandability?
Flexibility. I think that people should be flexible in order to be adaptable to changes in the world and not be to rigid or stuck in one place or at least be willing to listen to the other point of view before making a firm decision.