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MountainLaurel

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12. In the town where my mom grew up

Reply to louis-t (Reply #1)

Wed Sep 19, 2012, 10:07 AM

Sep 2012

Such housing covenants from the same era stated that you couldn't sell to Italians. Her friend had come across it while trying to sell her parents' home.

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When I was a little kid there were legally banned books. [View all] cthulu2016 Sep 2012 OP

I sell Real Estate. I listed a house once and saw the original deed restrictions. louis-t Sep 2012 #1

Here's a trio of US Supreme Court decisions: cthulu2016 Sep 2012 #3

In the town where my mom grew up MountainLaurel Sep 2012 #12

BRAVO!!!! Taverner Sep 2012 #2

I despise religion. It is my duty to blaspheme them all. banned from Kos Sep 2012 #4

Subj: Books Mayor Sarah Palin tried to remove from Wasilla library! yortsed snacilbuper Sep 2012 #5

I had no idea there were so many on the list. louis-t Sep 2012 #7

Death of a Salesman? odd. cthulu2016 Sep 2012 #8

A baker's dozen (at least) have been taught at my old school (many by me!). WinkyDink Sep 2012 #9

That's just her starting point. (Notably "The Handmaid's Tale" describes a Christianist distopia).nt Bernardo de La Paz Sep 2012 #10

R.I.P., Ray Bradbury pinboy3niner Sep 2012 #6

Slightly related bongbong Sep 2012 #11