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Wright, Richard

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  1. A twentieth-century American author known for his novels dealing with the black experience in the United States. Two of his best-known works are Black Boy and Native Son.


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Wright, Richard Sherman, Earl Thomas, Kam Chancellor or any of the legends who once made Seattle the most-feared defense in football.

From Seattle Times

Starr also will be joined by his wife, actress Barbara Bach, celebrated studio drummer Jim Keltner, former Guns N’ Roses/Velvet Revolver drummer Matt Sorum, as well as several members of the touring All-Starr Band, including Richard Page, Gary Wright, Richard Marx and Gregg Bissonette.

From Los Angeles Times

The family is seeking $75,000 in damages, according to the suit. Crawford’s father, John Crawford Jr., appeared Tuesday with family attorneys Michael Wright, Richard Schulte and Shean Williams at a press conference in Dayton, Ohio. “The criminal justice system has refused to hold the officers accountable, so the civil justice system must,” Wright said.

From MSNBC

Christopher Wright, Richard Chester and James Jordan had been due to go on trial for Mr Lorimer's murder.

From BBC

I do wish and hope in the future that Brad Wright, Richard Dean Anderson and/or Joseph Mallozzi would get in touch with us.

From Forbes