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My person of interest is Mr. Denzel Washington By Tommy.Tharrington AIU Online

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This abstract is a biographical account on the life of actor Denzel Washington.
Films in which he played roles; Number of neighborhood –based clubs for which he appears in ads; Amount donated to the Mount Vernon Boys and Girls Club in New York.
Mr. Washington has played roles in 28 films and has never forgot his roots. As spokesman for the Boys and Girls Club since 1992, he crisscrosses the country, visiting centers and talking to officials and members. In addition, he appears in ads for the more than 3,000 neighborhood –based clubs that provide guidance-oriented programs in such areas as character and leadership development for youngsters 6-8. Sometimes he even shows up with a little something extra: Last February(2003), he presented the Mount Vernon Boys and Girls Club with a check for $1,000,000 dollars.

Topic: Actor Denzel Washington 3
Date of Birth: December 28, 1954
Place of birth: Mount Vernon, New York Parents: Denzel, a Pentecostal minister, and Lennis, a beautician.
Education: Graduate of Fordham University, New York City.
Family: Wife Pauletta and their four children-John, Katia, twins Malcolm and Olivia.
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My reason for choosing Mr. Washington is that he is my favorite actor and I have heard many times of his giving back to the community in which he came from.

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