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3. It was what...

Wed Apr 19, 2023, 09:33 PM

Apr 2023

Was the standard in New England too.

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Not gonna sugar coat it. [View all] Downsouthjukin Apr 2023 OP

It was what... 2naSalit Apr 2023 #3

Even though I was growing up in Alabama in early 1960s ThoughtCriminal Apr 2023 #2

Tiger was the word used by my peers ChazII Apr 2023 #6

So Sorry for where you're Cha Apr 2023 #4

You had nice people for parents. Joinfortmill Apr 2023 #5

I am scared of where we are. Downsouthjukin Apr 2023 #7

Thanks for your Alabama experience. Mine was similar, but in Florida. ancianita Apr 2023 #11

I grew up in Dallas vlyons Apr 2023 #8

"Awakened" says it all. JudyM Apr 2023 #13

Well, my friend, you can always take refuge here! calimary Apr 2023 #10

Would you rather see them or be them? Warpy Apr 2023 #12

In my home, the assassination of MLK was a tragedy Martin Eden Apr 2023 #14

My bff's late husband told her he never wanted to go back to AL. live love laugh Apr 2023 #15

I was born in AL and raised in Gulf Coast MS, then New Orleans. nolabear Apr 2023 #16

We did the same thing in super blue Philadelphia. BlueTsunami2018 Apr 2023 #17

When I was around 10 years old in the late 1960's in Southeast Ohio ArnoldLayne Apr 2023 #18

Racism is taught, overtly or by example. elocs Apr 2023 #19