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6. The movie's a little before my time, but that was the first thing that popped into my mind.

Fri Dec 18, 2015, 07:26 PM

Dec 2015

I suspect the leadership of the Collin County GOP is mostly older, white, and upper middle class, but I really don't know that for sure.

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Guess who is coming to dinner? [View all] tanyev Dec 2015 OP

A dinner with him is a guarantee to indigestion. nt arthritisR_US Dec 2015 #1

Well, I doubt it was an homage to Black Uhuru. johnp3907 Dec 2015 #2

No, I think their tastes run more to Lee Greenwood. tanyev Dec 2015 #7

It's kind of a banal cliche now. It hardly seems racist. Bucky Dec 2015 #4

In the movie, the fianc� is a doctor played by Sidney Portiers. Shrike47 Dec 2015 #5