Esai Morales

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Biography

Esai Morales was born on the 1st October 1962 in Brooklyn, NY. Esai ran away from home at the age of 13 because his…more

Born

10/1/1962, Brooklyn, NY, USA

Birth Name

Esai Manuel Morales

Gender

Male
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    • Esai's friends have nicknamed him Manny.
    • Esai's TV acting debut was ABC's The Great Love Experiment in 1984.
    • Esai took part in the environmental music festival which was part of America's biggest annual Earth day celebration on the 22nd April 2008 at Santa Monica pier in Los Angeles, attracting over 200,000 people, other venues for the celebration were New York, Washington DC, San Francisco, Chicago, Denver, Miami and Dallas.
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    • Esai: (Talks about Islam) Islam is love, it is peace, it is wisdom, especially if it is safeguarded by true and honest representatives.
    • Esai: (On the American Drug War) I think it's privatizing big bother basically and also it's a way to steal from the population legally infront of everbody's eyes, And do you notice that the war on drugs, the war on cancer, the war on aids, the war on crime, the war on povertry, the war on terror now to me, are all phoney public relations wars meant to justify, but it's taking billions of dollars from the public, they don't address the problem, they don't want to.
    • Esai: (On getting Latinos to vote) We have before us the opportunity to create a truly dynamic society, All we have to do is pick up our heads, pay attention, stand up and be counted. By voting, we demonstrate our duty and rights to participate in the American dream.