Eye On ChiJune 19, 2017June 19, 2017

EYE ON CHI: Rick Stone “Stone and Robert”

by Torrance Smith

Everybody come check out part 1. Of the Rick Stone “Stone and Robert” of Cooley High. Please like, comment and share his story.

Video and interview by Torrance Smith

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