Magic Johnson: AIDS "I just sat her down and began to tell her that I had HIV," he says. "And that just broke her heart” (Huffington Post). Earvin “Magic” Johnson Jr. was born on August 14, 1959 in Lansing Michigan, by Earvin Johnson Sr. and Christine Johnson. He married Earleatha “Cookie” Kelly on September 14, 1991, and they have three children, Andre, Earvin III, and Elisa Johnson. He and Earleatha had them a little bit before he started playing professional basketball. Before he was ever part
of them as these immaculate humans that can never be harmed in anyway. In the case of Magic Johnson that soon came to a halt in 1991 when the three time Most Valuable Player become the first high profile athlete to come forward as being HIV-positive. How Johson contracted the virus is still unknown, but time after time he emphasized the importance of practicing safe sex ( New York Daily News par. 3). “ Johnson, who plans to work in the league office, said he will begin a public awareness campaign
Critique #1: Unlucky 13 The thrilling mystery novel Unlucky 13 by James Patterson takes the reader on a very riveting experience. This takes place in the city of San Francisco with a detective who has everything in place. This is all until everything comes crashing down when the FBI sends her a photo of the murder from her next case. This photo just happens to be of a killer from this detective’s past. Lindsey, the main character, is tasked with finding this very manipulative, psychopathic murder