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newfie11

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1. I can't imagine what a child must go through being discriminated against due to skin color

Reply to dballance (Original post)

Sun Aug 3, 2014, 05:49 AM

Aug 2014

I was raised with many nationalities, Native Americans, Blacks, Hispanics, Japanese.

Many times I was the only "white" kid in class.

It was wonderful to have such a diverse cultural experience and prejudiced people don't understand their missing so much.

Thanks God for my parents as I was born in 1947 and lived all over America including the Deep South.

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We can all live next to one another. It's simple if we try. [View all] dballance Aug 2014 OP

I can't imagine what a child must go through being discriminated against due to skin color newfie11 Aug 2014 #1

Thank you for your relevant comments. dballance Aug 2014 #2

If religion doesn't matter, then why bother with it? randome Aug 2014 #3