A phrase often directed by
small black children to their unwed
mother when they see an older black man with
family, wife and children.
"Who my daddy? Who be my Daddy?" said little Quimquamquavia to her
mother at the playground on the project's property.
"Hush, Quim, I'm tryin' to rememba. It's one out of ten, I am sure! It was at night, and I
don't think I saw his face. We were playing a game at a party called pimp and
ho; I was 11."