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Amen. Who wants someone who can't suck it up enough to be there for 'the person you love the most'? No spine. No character.
🤣 that's a good one.
Mine did, too. But when I have time to volunteer again, I'll probably offer my time to the local high school.
I was a musical theater mom. Those kids are amazing!
That's adorable. 😀
Good lord. There is no bottom to the stupidity.
Congratulations! I'm still trying to get mine in a row. 🤣
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Ooh. Cute. I'll remember that for next year, when I live near my grands!
Ah. Probably correct, there.
That's amazing for a 7th grader! Damn.
And I made sure my kids did not have friends who were racist, and I'll make sure my grandchildren are aware, too.
Oh, I do try. When I lived in Atlanta, it was rampant. When the white neighbor lady (parent of one of my kids' friends) told me she wasn't sending her son to the public middle school because 'those people' went there, I went off on her.
I stopped speaking to an old friend from high school after she called Obama a 'porch monkey'. Shit you not. My jaw dropped, and she was genuinely surprised that I took offense.
It's a deeply, deeply rooted thing. (con't)
as he watched any black or brown ppl on TV were always there. Even as a teenager, I noticed the comments never were about white ppl, no matter how gross they were.
My mom made sure we knew who MLK was & how he was a great person. But her comments about black co-workers were sometimes brutal.
With my parents, it was ingrained from the time they were kids.
Well, being a white person & coming from parents who firmly believed they were NOT AT ALL racist, I think I can explain the weird hoops their subconscious jumps through?
My dad made derogatory comments about black & brown people all the time, also about Jews. But he adored my Jewish best friend in high school, so he couldn't possibly be a bigot, right? He also loved my black friend who lived on the next street - and her family. But the disparaging comments (con't)
Wow. Some of those are fantastic!
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