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In terms of the racial makeup of this place still do not understand why there are so few blacks while there seems to be quite a few other groups here. |
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Reminds me how racist my family was in the 60's and still now. So many fears about people who didn't look or sound like them. I was so fortunate to leave my little city and go to school in Toronto when I was 10 so I could be exposed to a truly diversified society. The only fear of people I have now is of ones who are narrow-minded. That's what's really scary in a truly democratic modern society, in my book.
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No race wasn’t a big deal then. People were just people!
Today everything is race based not people based. It’s used to divide America into groups to create envy & hate Government & media need to get out of the race business But they won’t |
No, you were not a racist, you were young. I doubt the color of her skin even entered your thinking. You are now more aware, and what you do from this day forward, is what truly matters. Kindness is always welcome by everyone.
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Possibly we all were. Different times and understanding.
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I take total offence to this statement. As a business owner from age 22 I have employed almost every race and the only one I can really complain about was a fellow Greek. You may have been racist back in those days but you shouldn't put the blame on others without personal proof.
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Birds of a feather flock together.
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Nobody's past can meet today's warped "standards". I don't regret anything about my past. And even though I went to Vietnam, I would chose the 60's as the best generation.
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